Our Brands

Natural Ceylon Coconut specializes in organic certified coconut products including extra virgin coconut oil, coconut vinegar, coconut milk, coconut flour, and coconut syrup. They provide bulk ingredients to caterers and commercial kitchens and packaged products in reusable and recyclable containers.

Natural Eats was started to make healthy snack options more accessible and affordable for Sri Lanka's busy working population. Products include locally made granola bars, energy balls, and nut-based snacks with no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. Two percent of profits are contributed to Colombo street cleaners.

Natural Edges uses scrap wood and reclaimed wood to create durable furniture and housewares as an alternative to synthetic and imported products. They specialize in wooden picture frames, mirrors, trays, and custom shelves. They also offer a range of unique wooden cutlery and bow ties. Natural Edges donates one percent of revenue to a local children's home, participates in the Human Rights Organization in Kandy, and contributes to tree planting and clean up initiatives in the city.

Natural Habits makes it easier for people in Sri Lanka to transition from highly refined white sugar to unrefined natural sweeteners. They supply traditional muscovado and ginger jaggery cubes made from local sugar cane. Muscovado contains more minerals and nutrients than refined white sugar and is used in traditional Ayurveda for immunity, blood purification, and digestion.

Natural Honey specializes in pure kithul treacle and jaggery from the Matale hills. Kithul has a low glycemic index and is a healthy, local alternative to refined white sugar. Natural Honey works with farmers that are part of organic networks and supports conservation practices for climate adaptation. They donate two percent of profits to the Loam Network.

Natural Mystery Club supports outdoor exploration and environmental conservation in Oregon and offers sustainably sourced apparel inspired by the healing power of nature. Their t-shirts and caps are ethically manufactured in the United States or Canada from organic and recycled materials. Natural Mystery Club contributes five percent of sales to regional environmental organizations that preserve and protect the natural beauty of Oregon.

Natura Pacific provides environmental consulting services and uses the profits to subsidize environmental education programs and resources for schools and communities. Their team of environmental specialists, scientists, management professionals and ecological experts delivers professional ecological advice, environmental assessments, management plans, and monitoring services for government and industry. They also offer regenerative agriculture and carbon farming advisory services from Messines Farm in Amiens, Queensland which grows fresh, nutritious produce while restoring biodiversity. The Natura Pacific environmental education team provides nature-based learning programs that align with national curriculum for early learning centers, primary schools, high schools, vocational training programs, universities, international students, community groups, and school holidays. They maintain the Natura Pacific Action Hub, a central resource for threatened species conservation. Natura Pacific is a certified B Corporation, a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise, and a member of Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC).

Nature Angels is a children's club that is working to reduce pollution, create awareness about being environmentally responsible, and contribute to nature conservation. They organize campaigns and secondhand sales to raise funds for established environmental organizations like Oceanswell and to organize beach cleanups and other events.

Nature Craft offers housewares and accessories that are locally made from natural materials as an alternative to imported plastic products that pollute the environment. They specialize in bags, boxes, bins, mats, and wall art made from cane, rushes, and reeds. Nature Craft creates flexible employment opportunities for women in need and helps people transition to environmentally responsible lifestyles.

Nature Indoor specializes in "green pets," easy-to-maintain plants that help bring nature indoors. The plants are potted in recycled light bulbs and glass containers to reduce waste and increase the visibility of root growth. Wood off-cuts are used as a base. Nature Indoor aims to improve air quality and contribute to well-being in urban areas. They maintain low prices so that their products are accessible to all.

Nature's Corner is a retail outlet for organic fruits and vegetables, natural foods, and herbal health care products. Their mission is to provide affordable options for healthy, ethical, and sustainable lifestyles and help Sri Lanka become a toxin-free country. Nature's Corner prioritizes local substitutes for imported products and is committed to waste reduction. Polythene bags are not used in the shop, and customers who bring reusable bag receive a discount.

Nature's Essentials produces fair trade sesame oil products and empowers rural women farmers in Ghana. They offer cold-pressed edible oils made with raw, lightly toasted, or toasted sesame seeds and aromatherapy hair serums and body oils made with essential oil blends in a sesame oil base. Nature's Essentials sources raw materials from farming communities with environmentally responsible growing and harvesting practices. They pay fair prices, provide tools and equipment, and reinvest in the community. Nature's Essentials is a WBENC Certified Women’s Business Enterprise and a verified member of Fair Trade Federation.

Nature's Gift manufactures organic virgin coconut oil near Sri Lanka's coconut triangle. They source fresh coconut from local farmers with organic certification and cold press the kernels to maintain all of the health benefits. Nature's Gift is committed to fair trade practices for workers and farmers and aims to raise awareness about the health benefits of organic virgin coconut oil for consumption and personal care. They are a brand of Omanlanka, a company established by an Omanian entrepreneur and a Sri Lankan coconut-producing family. Omanlanka has organic certification according to USDA, EU, and JAS standards.

Nature's Glory aims to uplift the livelihoods of rural farmers in Sri Lanka, demonstrate the business potential of sustainable agriculture practices, provide technical support and inputs to eliminate the need for agrichemicals, develop processing facilities to add value to farmers' harvests, and make organically grown produce more accessible and affordable. They focus on perennial tree crops in order to provide consistent income for subsistence farmers and prevent the environmental impacts of slash and burn chena cultivation. Their own 100-acre farm produces mango and other tropical fruits, and they have provided more than 5,000 fruit tree seedlings to a network of outgrower farmers. Nature's Glory provides immediate payment, above market rates, and incentives for sustainable agriculture practices. They donate to rural school programs that inspire the next generation to continue with agriculture.

Nature's Grace Wellness Center provides reiki and energy healing sessions for pain and stress management. They also have natural incense and essential oils for aromatherapy.

Nature's Paper produces affordable recycled paper and packaging from natural, locally sourced materials and provides employment opportunities for women in the Karuwalagaswewa area. They offer gift boxes made from leaves and paper made from banana waste, reeds, invasive water hyacinth plants, and other natural materials.

Naturista offers traditional Sri Lankan herbal products to enhance daily wellness, support community development and sustainable farming, protect native plants, and create a healthy society. They offer herbal powders and capsules and distilled herbal oils made from natural local ingredients like ashwagandha, beli, karapincha, gammalu, gotukola, hathawariya, heen bovitiya, katupila, kotala himbutu, moringa, polpala, thebu, thulsi, welpenela, and yakinaran. Naturista sources directly from local farmers and provides scholarships for their children. They also invest in conserving local flora.

Naturo Earth offers a curated range of personal care, food, and home products that are handcrafted in small batches from natural, organic, and wild harvested ingredients. They make it easier for people in Nepal to choose healthy lifestyle alternatives and reduce their use of synthetic additives and plastic packaging. Products include natural soap bars and shampoo bars, body washes, scrubs, oils, creams, face washes, lip balms, serums, moisturizers, virgin coconut oil, flax seed oil, hemp seed oil, pure essential oils, moringa powder, nettle powder, tea, honey, wooden combs, laundry soap nuts, salt lamps, hemp yoga mats, and more. They use environmentally responsible materials for packaging including local elephant dung paper. Customers are encouraged to bring back containers for refills. Naturo Earth supports local environmental groups like Wildlife Conservation Nepal.

NaturPlus produces compostable lunch sheets, freezer bags, and bags for kitchen waste, food waste, garden waste, and dog waste. They use a plant starch bioresin that is certified compostable. Their products do not contain polythene and decompose with no toxic residue, even in home composting systems.

Navaroo provides comprehensive external construction services, equips refugees and new migrants with job and training opportunities in the construction industry, and facilitates their transition and settlement in Australia. They specialize in general construction work, quantity surveying, and project consultation and management for commercial projects. Navaroo creates job opportunities, provides on-the-job training, facilitates access to certification programs through external providers, offers ongoing, culturally sensitive support through a dedicated officer, helps employees connect with additional support services, and assists in their transition to other employment. Their programs support refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants to achieve self-sufficiency, enabling them to live independently and contribute to the economy while feeling socially included in the community. They are a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of Frankston Social Enterprise Hub.