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and kanuka to rid themselves of parasites. Apart from ingesting the

material, they also chew it, mix it with preen gland oil and apply it to their

feathers.

As for the Earnhillfarm kanuka oil, Klaudia comments that there is

strict quality control with regular independent lab-testing to ensure

that only good quality oil is supplied to the customer. “Our product is

wildcrafted and spray-free. We assign batch numbers and everything

is documented. We are still gathering data as we go so that we can

understand more about any seasonal differences. A consistently high

α

-pinene content is our goal”.

As for marketing, the products are currently mainly distributed through

local cafés and gift shops,

and

there has been recent interest from

the Asian and Europe markets. “A lot of people are becoming more

interested in natural and organic ingredients,” says Klaudia. “There

is definitely a trend towards ‘pure’ and back to ‘clean and green’.

Feedback has been great and everyone is amazed at how effective our

products are”.

EARNHILL NOD TO FAMILY FARM IN SCOTLAND

As for the name Earnhillfarm? Kelly explains that it was Mark’s idea. “We

needed to brand our product and Mark provided the link with history.

Earnhill is the name of a family farm in Scotland. The original farm and

homestead are still there, it goes back a few generations. The name was

also brought over by original family immigrants”.

Mark, Axel, Kelly and Klaudia clearly all play their parts in the Earnhillfarm

pure kanuka oil enterprise, utilising complementary skills in production,

marketing and product development, ensuring a sustainable and

environmentally sound operation with high quality products that can be

enjoyed by everyone.

And what could be better than being surrounded by all that healing

kanuka energy!

Learn more at

www.earnhillfarm.co.nz or facebook.com/kanukaoil.

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Oil is filtered into a clear glass measuring jug for quality control which

includes checking for clarity, colour, etc., prior to filling into protective

dark glass bottles.

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