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Aitutaki growers exporting taro to New Zealand
Tuesday 2 March 2021 | Written by Losirene Lacanivalu | Published in National, Outer Islands
Aitutaki taro farmers ready with their first shipment. SUPPLIED 21030140
Aitutaki Rainforest Men’s Club is all set to export its first container of taro, fresh from the island to New Zealand.
Aitutaki Rainforest Men’s Club is all set to export its first container of taro, fresh from the island to New Zealand.
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Comments
Monday Poaiti on 05/03/2021
Kia Orana, firstly, how much for a sack, has the the container have left Rarotonga, who do we have to contact in New Zealand to buy taro from, just trying to get information who do we contact too. Thank you maata
Turua Noo on 04/03/2021
I would like to make an order.if there's any left.😆
Turua Noo on 04/03/2021
I would like to make an order. and I can't wait next month .
Frances Kaiaruna on 03/03/2021
Please advise where we can purchase these bags of taro from... Thank you ra. Auckland resident
Deborah Petch on 03/03/2021
This is awesome news!
Tama Josephs on 02/03/2021
Where will they be selling the taros in NZ ps?
Michelle KAIKURA on 02/03/2021
Where will this shipment be delivered, to be sold at please?