Successful natural foods and dietary supplement exporter Lifestream International is committed to developing products that reflect the expectations of customers in markets around the globe.
Our success at Lifestream is based on our ability to recognise market trends early on and to develop quality products to meet the demand, says managing director Grenville Purchase.
As a case in point, we were the first to bring spirulina to the Australasian market 30 years ago. Now, while many are still trying to catch up with our green superfoods, Lifestream has gone red!
The company recently launched three new products based on natural red food types Fucocai for weight management, the antioxidant Acai, and Resveratrol for cell protection.
This expands a range of some 60 products based on natural foods such as spirulina, aloe vera, barley grass and wheat grass. We source as much as possible of our raw material locally in New Zealand, where things such as barley grass and wheat grass grow exceptionally well, producing superb food.
Lifestream’s products are already sold in more than 20 world markets. In 2010, the company was named Auckland Exporter of the Year.
We take care to match our offering to each individual market. Our distributors get outstanding support from us in terms of training and marketing materials, says Grenville.
Of course, our organically grown source product and advanced manufacturing ensure that the product quality is always superb. Their effects in terms of wellness significantly outstrips that of the common synthetically produced alternatives on the market.
Currently, Lifestream is looking for distributors in the US and Canada, South America, Japan, the Middle East, Germany, France and Spain.
We offer a very tight range of nature’s richest superfoods. If past experience is anything to go by, distributors who take on Lifestream products can expect new consumers and fast sales growth.
* To find out more about Lifestream, call +64 9 481 0470, email
info@lifestream.co.nz or visit www.lifestream.co.nz.
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