Tahi seeks to expand into Australian market
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New Zealand-based skincare oil brand Tahi is seeking to expand into the Australian market.
Tahi’s products, which make use of plant extracts found in native New Zealand forests, are currently sold through stockists Blackbird Goods in Hastings, Infinite / Definite in Christchurch Central, and Wander & Sons in Dunedin.
Tea and Tonic and Matakana also serve as stockists for the skincare brand.
“I just researched what those plants had been used for in the past by Māori and others and why, and experimented with them myself – how they felt together, how they smelled together, and the mixture of different things that can benefit people’s skin,” said Jackie Lee, founder of Tahi.
Lee added that she envisions collaborating with experts to develop blends on a more scientific level as she intends to expand the company’s footprint.
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Q.What is Tahi's primary business activity?
What is Tahi's primary business activity?
Tahi is a skincare oil brand that produces products using plant extracts sourced from native New Zealand forests. The founder developed blends by researching traditional uses of these plants and experimenting with their beneficial properties for skin.
Q.Where are Tahi's products currently available for purchase?
Where are Tahi's products currently available for purchase?
Tahi's products are currently sold through stockists in New Zealand. These include Blackbird Goods in Hastings, Infinite / Definite in Christchurch Central, Wander & Sons in Dunedin, Tea and Tonic, and Matakana.
Q.How does Tahi plan to develop its product formulations in the future?
How does Tahi plan to develop its product formulations in the future?
The founder, Jackie Lee, plans to collaborate with experts to develop new blends on a more scientific level. This strategy is part of her intention to expand the company's overall footprint.
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