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EcoQuest

EcoQuest

On a Quest to commercialise products which deliver ecological benefits without compromising performance.


11.08.29 Metcash and the National Childbirth Trust to offer Little Takas

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The Little Takas nappy and baby wipes range has extended it's presence in both the Australian and UK markets with the addition of the range to the Metcash Network and the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) online store in the UK.

Metcash, Australia's leading marketing and distribution company in the grocery, liquor and hardware wholesale industries, will include the Little Takas nappy and baby wipes in it's national distribution network.

The NCT is the UK's largest charity for parents and campaigns as the voice for parents on many issues including the emotive issue of the environmental impact of disposable nappies.

11.07.29 EcoQuest Launches Asian Market Entry in Hong Kong

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We have launched our Asian market entry with an order for Little Takas biodegradable nappies and bamboo baby wipes from the leading pan-Asian retailer Dairy Farm Group.

The Little Takas range will be sold in three different chains owned by the group: Three Sixty (Honk Kong's largest organic and natural food store), Marketplace (a high end supermarket chain) and Wellcome (Hong Kong's longest established supermarket chain).

11.02.15 NSW’S LARGEST INDEPENDENT SUPERMARKET CHAIN TO STOCK LITTLE TAKAS NAPPYS

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The largest independent supermarket chain in New South Wales, Franklins, will today start stocking a revolutionary biodegradable disposable nappy by clean technology company, EcoQuest Limited (ASX: ECQ).

Franklins will sell EcoQuest’s popular Little Takas range of biodegradable disposable nappies and baby wipes in all of its 80 stores throughout NSW, the Company said today.

And in another significant milestone for EcoQuest, today’s announcement takes the number of retail outlets across Australia now selling the Little Takas range of nappies – which are 90 per cent biodegradable - to about 400.