Mānuka Health expands into Violet Grey and The Detox Market
The curated launch assortment includes the brand's core Mānuka Honey 400+ and 800+, Propolis Immunity Elixir Shots, and its Eternal Renewal skincare line, featuring the Regenerating Face Cream and Nourishing Lip Balm. Also available at The Detox Market stores are Royal Jelly and 100% New Zealand Propolis capsules.
"At Mānuka Health, we believe that what you put in your body and on your skin should be thoughtfully sourced and efficacious," said Travis Brennion, head of global marketing and innovation at Mānuka Health.
"Partnering with The Detox Market and Violet Grey, both true leaders in curated luxury, ingredient transparency, and clinically effective formulas, feels like a natural extension of our mission. We're thrilled to join forces in empowering consumers to make informed, confident choices through high-performing formulas rooted in nature and backed by science.'
Mānuka Health is known for sustainably harvesting its ingredients, including mānuka honey, royal jelly, propolis, and bee venom from wild mānuka trees in New Zealand's pristine regions. These ingredients are preserved through proprietary processes designed to retain the natural bioactive compounds found in the hive to create high-performing formulas that remain close to their natural state.
The expansion comes as retailers respond to rising consumer demand for microbiome-friendly and immune-supportive rituals.
"Partnering with Mānuka Health marks an exciting evolution in our definition of beauty,' said Sherif Guirgis, CEO of Violet Grey. "Their clinically credible, exquisitely crafted formulas represent a new frontier in luxury wellness, where beauty and vitality are part of a complete, holistic system. We're proud to bring their story and trusted products to our community as we continue to set the standard for what the best in beauty truly means.'
Romain Gaillard, founder of The Detox Market, added: 'Mānuka Health embodies the future of wellness and beauty, rooted in nature, backed by science, and crafted with intention. Their commitment to ingredient purity and proven efficacy aligns perfectly with what our community seeks: clean solutions that truly perform. We're excited to introduce a brand that so seamlessly bridges internal wellness and topical ritual, bringing something both trusted and transformative to our shelves."
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