Tahi

Consumer Goods - Whangarei, Northland, New Zealand

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Tahi New ZealandAward-winning, sustainability-led business, nature sanctuary and eco-retreat, producing and exporting pure, premium New Zealand honey.Tahi is an award-winning, sustainability-led business, nature sanctuary and eco-retreat, producing and exporting premium New Zealand honey (and skincare) to 27 countries around the globe.Tahi is a living example of positive transformation, rejuvenation and commitment to a sustainable business model that places the environment ahead of profit. We are passioante about breathing life back into our land, and, at the same time, running an ecologically conscious and socially responsible business.Our visionTahi's vision is to preserve both the ecological and cultural heritage of our land, providing a sanctuary for both people and wildlife. We are guided by the 4C's philosophy of The Long Run, striving toachieve the highest standards in sustainability by balancing conservation, community, culture and commerce.Our promiseWe at Tahi promise to remain the kaitiaki (guardians) of our land, and to do everything in our power to protect, educate and enhance our place, our people and our planet. We do this through our four pillars of:RESPECT - To be respectful, trustful and honest in every decision we make, and every interaction with our customers and guests.KNOWLEDGE - To harness our knowledge and expertise for the greater good.SPIRIT - To show humility through humanity.WELLBEING - To drive sustainable wellbeing for the benefit of all.Our honeyOur philosophy extends to our honey too. Tahi honey is 100% biodiversity-positive, carbon neutral and natural, just as nature intended. We treat it with the respect it deserves, which means no overheating, no pasteurising or artificial anything.Our honey is also fully traceable to source and free from GMOs, GE, added sugar, water, corn syrup and antibiotics. What's more, 100% of profits from every jar go directly towards Tahi's community, culture and conservation