US launch price US$49.90 per 20ml bottle through both the "brick" and "click" store
Nicholas Iverson, a NZ citizen who has lived abroad for 38 years, with professional experience ranging from a former BIG4 accounting firm audit manager in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) / South Africa to a forensic financial forecasts number-cruncher in Silicon Valley during the GFC era. From a professional experience perspective, the years in the US, (2007-15) gave him a valuable insight into the Silicon Valley capital formation, raising and expansion model, providing the knowledge required to setup a group company ecosystem to enable the launch of a NZ-US cross-border mānuka / kānuka tea tree agribiz cooperative in support of Māori landowners/suppliers as per the kaupapa of the late “Big Jim..
Nic’s interest in the monetization, capitalization, realization of commercialized intellectual property developed during the eight years he was resident in Malaysia and member of the team that developed the intellectual property board on the LFX (Labuan Financial Exchange) launched by Governor Zeti of Bank Negara Malaysia in Nov 2000
One on one meetings with local tribal "influencers" is an important part of building grass roots relationships with landowners. Pictured where with Nic are the founder members of the Co-Op.
To the far right, "Rhino Botha" a South African "boer van de Plaas" who moved into the Opotiki district in 2004, establishing himself as an agricultural contractor.
Big Jim needs no introduction other than to say when he asked for something to be done. It was done without hesitation.
Rickson, a former sergeant at arms for a large motor bike club, together with his whanau own a magnificent ocean facing landblock in the eastern bay. A good example of the landowning strength of the "middle class" landowner in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
This image is of a landowner Hui called by "Big Jim" to discuss a cooperative enterprise for Te Upokorehe hapu (tribal) members in the upper reaches of the Waiotahe Valley in the Opotiki district of the eastern Bay of Plenty region of Aotearoa / New Zealand.
183 years of broken "Tiriti 'O Waitangi" promises made to these original landowners of 26M ha of land, which has now been reduced to a paltry 1.4M ha is the very reason why these good, hard working rural folks, no longer believe anything "Queen St Farmers / Investors" tell them as their real interest is not rural whanau in remote bushlands. All "Big Jim" ever wanted was to enjoy the partnership between the races in NZ that the 1835 Declaration and 1840 Treaty promised to deliver. New Zealand's history proves that thus never happened.
Yet today these economically marginalized rural landowners, own / control 85% of New Zealand's manuka and kanuka tea tree resource.
Over 2,000 acres of mature, harvest ready manuka and kanuka tea tree. Using current US average retail pricing for therapeutic grade NZ tea oils at circa USD2,500 per kg, the consumer retail value of the resource growing on this whenua (land)come in at around USD60M. i.e., Over NZD100M in NZ dollars. Now that's gold!
One of Big Jim's riding mates from "back in the day" Eric locked up this gold mine through a "Crown Lease". One of the very few Maori entrepreneurs to achieve this in NZ.
Imported from South Africa in 2020, this state of the art extraction unit features two 500kg cooking pots with interchangeable steam line to speed up the oil extraction process.
The NZ tea tree oil agribiz sector is relatively new to the far north region where there are massive tracts of regenerative tea tree available for harvesting. Currently there are four boutique operators in the area.
Taranaki currently has no established NZ tea tree oil producers operating in a province that adjoins the 227ha Matemateaonga Ecological District and its huge tracts of Leptospermum Scoparium (manuka) and Kunzea Robusta (Kanuka).
With the current Labour led Government in NZ having deleteriously disrupted Far-North Maori honey producers through fuzzy science in the manuka honey sector - now is the time for "Whanau-on-the-Whama" to diversify into manuka / kanuka oil production under long term "Taonga Supply Agreements" through a Co-Op enterprise.
Qualifying wholesale and accredited investors in the US who support social-impact investing in manuka, kanuka oil agribiz farming are invited to contact the promoter, EzyXchange Ltd (a CO registered crowdfunding intermediary) should they wish to discuss participating in any of the capital program activity as referenced in this website. It offers a NZ investor Visa opportunity for non-residents seeking Permanent Residence in NZ as part of a private "Family Office" investment portfolio.
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