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Brand profile · Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Tasti Products Limited runs a Food and Beverage Manufacturing operation from Auckland, Waitakere. Privately held, at tasti.co.nz. It holds one address on record, all in New Zealand. It employs 114 people, on the record. It lists nutritious Snacking, nut Bars and muesli Bars among its specialties. The latest round on record is Grant at US$5.5K. The record links nine similar brands, most of them in Food and Beverage Services.
When two friends, Victor Watson and Oswald Lawless, started Tasti back in the 1930s, times were tough. It was the Great Depression, which might not seem like a great time to go into business but the delicious crystallised ginger they made was in strong demand.
Since we first opened our doors we've been single-minded about hunting down the best quality ingredients for our customers, because if you use the best ingredients you get the best results. It's not rocket science but it's an idea that's worked for us for over 80 years.
Before long Tasti began putting other fine ingredients together into nutritious snacks. It was a simple idea, but it worked. In the 1970s we made one of New Zealand's first muesli bars - the iconic Snak Log - and now we're the largest manufacturer of muesli bars in the country. And we're always thinking up tasty new stuff.
Ever since, the company has steadily added new recipes and ideas to the point where, today, you’ll find something from Tasti in pretty much every kiwi pantry. We're also in Australia and growing our international business along with this we've even been roped in by other companies to help make their products.
To this day Tasti remains proudly New Zealand owned and operated and just as passionate about great ingredients as when we started out.
So here we are now, over 80 years on and still bringing together the best ingredients for the best results.
We're not just proud to be Kiwis, we help them out too. The birds, that is. Executive Chairman, Simon Hall, runs a private Conservation Trust. The Trust works with government departments, charities and universities to help endangered plants and wildlife, especially the Kiwi. Tasti profits help support the Trust and Tasti staff are lucky enough to head out into the bush to help out with the good work.
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All codes: NZ
| Rounds | 1 |
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| Axis | 1932 to 2026 |
| Grant · 25 Oct 2020 | US$ 5.5K |
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114 counted staff profiles at January 2026. The brand's self-reported band sits above that count and is not published as a headcount.
One address on record, New Zealand only.
One round. Latest 25 October 2020: grant, US$5,500, investor Callaghan Innovation.
Nine tags on the brand's own list, among them Nutritious Snacking, Nut Bars and Muesli Bars.
15 profiles list Tasti Products Limited as a peer — 95th percentile in Food and Beverage Manufacturing. It lists ten peers of its own. James Crisp Ltd and Wilson Consumer Products list it back.