
New Trends and Products Using Native Ingredients in 2021
The demand for Australian native plants as natural flavourings, fragrances and ingredients in foods, drinks, personal care products, and even house...
Read moreA gift to the senses, lemon myrtle has been used in Indigenous food and medicine for thousands of years, yet its name is unfamiliar to many. This d...
Read moreVibrant, fresh, intensely flavoured, and nutrient dense - Australian native bushfoods are having more than a moment in the spotlight, they’re on th...
Read moreAt Australian Native Products, we’re constantly striving to do what’s best for our customers and the planet. As the world’s largest producer of lem...
Read moreIt is fair to say, 2020 has thrown its fair share of challenges at us all as individuals, and businesses great and small. Despite this, the popular...
Read moreAunty Dale Chapman is a celebrated and award-winning chef, and founder of My Dilly Bag. We caught up with her to find out why she’s passionate abou...
Read moreAustralian Native Products prides itself on transparency and supplying customers with the highest quality lemon myrtle products. Our pure essentia...
Read moreWe grow our lemon myrtle in a pretty special part of the world, The Channon, in northern New South Wales. With sub-tropical rainforests, and jus...
Read moreMore Australians can enjoy the delicious native lemony flavours of Australian lemon myrtle this Christmas thanks to Australian Native Products’ col...
Read moreAustralian native botanicals have moved into cocktail menus around Australia, and with such fragrant, punchy flavours they’re not going anywhere. A...
Read moreAustralian Native Products is delighted to announce the appointment of Ross Norris as our new General Manager. Ross brings a wealth of experience...
Read moreThe beverage space is brimming with innovation, with unique flavours like lemon myrtle on the rise. Versatile and flavourful, we look at the differ...
Read more“If you’re after an antioxidant-rich tea without caffeine[i] or a bitter taste before bed, look into lemon myrtle” – Lisa Yates, Adv. APD Australia...
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