Talented young Kiwis speak to the world at Expo 2020 Dubai
Two sustainable Kiwi brands that aligned with New Zealand's Expo theme are run by 18-year-old Kiwi students Max Donaldson and Robert Donohoe, Abby Green and Alex Livingstone. The young entrepreneurs launched their respective companies GreenKiwi Supplements and Abalro Health in 2020. Both winners of the New Zealand at Expo 2020 and Young Enterprise Scheme (YES)'s Global Kaitiakitanga Project, with the prize a trip to the World Expo in Dubai.
Abalro's raw barberry powder provides a natural and effective solution for acne, while Donaldson created the first New Zealand-grown olive leaf immunity supplement.
During their live interview on Dubai One television station, Donaldson said it was "amazing" to be showcasing his product in the Middle East: "We are so lucky to be given this opportunity by NZTE, the Young Enterprise Scheme and World Expo. It doesn't get much better than that."
Abalro's raw barberry powder provides a natural and effective solution for acne, while Donaldson created the first New Zealand-grown olive leaf immunity supplement.
During their live interview on Dubai One television station, Donaldson said it was "amazing" to be showcasing his product in the Middle East: "We are so lucky to be given this opportunity by NZTE, the Young Enterprise Scheme and World Expo. It doesn't get much better than that."
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