PRESS RELEASE: G&M Orient Set to Distribute Well-Known Australian Health Brand to International Market

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G&M Orient has signed exclusive rights with Nature’s Goodness to distribute its products to the international market. The deal that was signed on Wednesday the 6th of November is expected to link Australian local pharmacy and grocery channels together.

The brand founded by Dr George Kowalski has over 50 health and beauty products and was the first to introduce propolis to Australia. Propolis is a potent mixture made from bee resin and other natural resources. In 1986, Dr Kowalski, launched his product while in Japan, where a popular TV personality got her hands on it. She claimed it did wonders and helped cure her ill mother at the time. Soon after, Nature’s Goodness grew to be number one in Japan.

G&M Orient looks to grow the brand further as they distribute health and beauty products worldwide. Eric Liu (Director of G&M Orient), says “this is an exciting time; Nature’s Goodness is a brand that can lead the way”. Both Mr Liu and Dr Kowalski, have signed an agreement on the 6th of November to handle their products exclusively, especially in the Great China region, which includes China Mainland, Taiwan, Hongkong and Macau.

At this moment, G&M Orient distributes over 80 brands and stocks over thousands of products. They work with industry-leading health and beauty brands, delivering their products to major retailers, pharmaceutical stores and grocery chains. The Distributor, G&M Orient, was founded in Sydney and has grown to be one of the largest distributors for beauty and health care products Australia wide.

In 2012, Mr Liu made it his mission to source out locally made products and grow them to greater heights. He has been highly successful in his endeavours and has become one of the biggest distributors within Australia, China and the pacific region. G&M Orient is currently looking to branch out to countries within Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and North America in the future.

The collaboration with Nature’s Goodness and G&M Orient is a win for Australia’s health and beauty industry. The step towards strengthening Australia’s economy starts within, and this deal is one that will transpire a positive trend.

November 8, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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