A research and manufacturing hub developing high-performance industrial textiles from flax fibre to replace fiberglass and carbon fibre.

This venture establishes a high-tech manufacturing hub that processes harakeke (flax) into industrial-grade nanofibre textiles. It serves the global automotive, aerospace, and construction sectors by providing a carbon-neutral, biodegradable alternative to high-entropy synthetic composites.

The Problem: The world is trapped in a "Newtonian Error," relying on fiberglass and carbon fibre—materials that are energy-intensive to produce and impossible to recycle, leading to high environmental entropy.

The Solution: We are operationalising the "Economy of Life Force" (Te Ōhanga Mauri) by using harakeke nanofibre. It is naturally resilient, carbon-sequestering, and fully biodegradable, offering a negentropic path for modern manufacturing.

A local facility to test, certify, and grade high-value Manuka honey within the region, capturing the pharmaceutical-grade premium and technical value-add locally.

This venture establishes a state-of-the-art analytical laboratory in Te Tai Tokerau to provide rapid, certified grading (UMF/MGO) for the region’s Manuka honey producers. By verifying pharmaceutical-grade quality at the source, we stop the "Capital Flight" associated with urban testing and ensure our beekeepers receive the full value of their harvest.

The Problem: Northland produces some of the world’s highest-potency Manuka honey, yet we suffer from a "Leaky Bucket" economy where the crucial certification and value-add steps are outsourced to Auckland or Hamilton44. This creates delays, increases costs for local whānau enterprises, and strips the region of high-tech scientific jobs.

The Solution: We provide a local "Universal Explainer" capability for our honey. By housing the grading technology in the North, we accelerate the supply chain, reduce transport entropy, and build a local database of floral health that belongs to the people of the whenua.