About The Crafted NZ Limited
The Crafted NZ is a New Zealand business focused on organic food and horticulture products. Its website states that it works directly with food manufacturers and producers aligned with organic principles.
The public product focus is broad, covering organic food products and horticulture-related ranges. The business appears to operate as a sourcing and import/distribution channel rather than a single-category food producer.
Specific delivery zones, trade account terms and individual stocked brands were not verified from public search results. The supplier profile should remain general until a catalogue or line card is confirmed.
The Crafted NZ Limited is a specialty and imported food supplier in New Zealand.
- Category
- Specialty & Imported
- Based in
- New Zealand
- Google rating
- 4.5 from 29 reviews
- Profile updated
Top Products from The Crafted NZ Limited
Representative categories publicly associated with The Crafted NZ Limited.
Mushrooms - King Brown Oyster Baby - 300G
Packet
$5.40 / Packet
Edible Flowers - Blue Corn Flower
Punnet
$10.75 / Punnet
Verbena - Lemon
Bunch
$4.75 / Bunch
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