Good Health to launch food supplements in Thailand
Good Health Products, a New Zealand-based food supplement company, has appointed Asia Supreme, a Thai direct-selling firm, to distribute its healthcare products in Thailand and China for three years.
Asia Supreme will distribute Good Health's eight supplements including its Colostrum lines in April, reported Bangkokpost.com.
Good Health CEO Mark Mathews said this move is part of the company's plan to increase sales by 50% from $15m within four years.
"China and Thailand are two key growth markets for Good Health products over the next three years," he added.
Asia Supreme distributes five product categories: skincare, food supplements, personal care, homecare and health drinks.
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