goodnoni™   Why Buy Our Noni Juice?   

Our noni juice is made from wild growing noni trees.
No noni from plantations is used for our juice.
No industrial waste deposits in Fiji.
No pollution on Fiji Islands.
No volcanic pollution.
No nuclear testing.
No acid rain.

Noni fruit for our juice manufacturing and for our exports are collected from wild growing, organic trees. Collectors are sent out daily to bring fruit to our factory, where it is graded and cleaned several times to allow only best fruit into our processing system. No bruised or rotten fruit is accepted. Several quality checks take place: Acceptable noni fruit must have 8 % Brix or more in order to exceed our quality requirements.

     All at one branch...
on the left one noni fruit ready for picking,
in the middle are two fruits that need more time to ripen
and on the right hand side one small fruit with flowers.

Our noni fruit is stored in food grade stainless steel containers to reach the optimum maturity before it is further processed. Each container holds 1500 kg fruit. The fruit is covered and kept free from pests, not even a fly has a chance to spoil the fruit.

The degree of maturity is constantly checked, to guarantee a uniform product. Noni juice is a natural product that can change in its taste and look due to seasonal influence and the fruit mix that was used to make the juice.
After a period of 7 - 10 weeks the noni fruit can be pressed or percolated. We use wine presses to extract the juice. The juice is the immediately pasteurized, bottled and capped.

The juice is still hot when it is filled into new PET bottles, we do this in our bottling department. Immediately after filling the bottles, they are closed with tamper proof lids. Then they cool down, which causes sometimes dents in the bottles as the hot liquid shrinks.

After filling and capping, each bottle is wiped and polished, the label with the use by date is fixed on the bottle and it is put into a plastic bag to protect it from scratches and dust. Our largest cartons hold 23 bottles. Export distances are sometimes quite far and the cartons could tear when handled during their journey, therefore we use best and strong cardboard for our cartons.