Natalie Group widens distribution by partnering with GlamaCo
25th June, 2012
The Natalie
Group widens its distribution by partnering with Queensland
beauty wholesaler GlamaCo.
Already well established throughout its home state of Queensland, leading Australian natural skincare company the Natalie Group is now set to expand even further after signing a partnership agreement with well known local beauty wholesaler GlamaCo.
Looking to widen promotion and distribution of its popular NAT. range and make it a preferred brand of choice in Australia and New Zealand, the new partnership will see GlamaCo stock and promote the Natalie Group’s product line across its five Queensland sites and to its 10,000 members from July 1.
It’s a lucrative
opportunity that the Natalie Group aims to use to increase
the number of Queensland beauty salons stocking the
professional only NAT. range, with the company’s CEO
Claire Mitchell stating GlamaCo was specifically chosen
because of its innovative approach to wholesale.
“We were really drawn to GlamaCo because they were amongst the first in the industry to approach wholesale from a retail perspective,” she said. “GlamaCo have sites in high traffic, easily accessible areas that are clearly noticeable with their bright pink branding. This strategic marketing approach fits in well with our own as NAT. continues to grow as a leading salon brand product of choice.”
Finding a local Queensland partner that would give NAT. maximum exposure whilst sharing the same business ethics was also key to the deal going ahead and Ms Mitchell has high hopes for the new partnership.
“GlamaCo has a very clever business model and operates similarly to the Natalie Group,” she explained. “We’re both passionate and innovative so I think we’ll work really well together and will help each other to grow within the Australian marketplace.”
Marketing Manager at GlamaCo Wade Jackson agrees, adding that the Natalie Group will allow for the beauty wholesaler to be competitive in a rapidly growing sector of the beauty industry.
“I think the two businesses are really compatible,” said Mr Jackson. ““There is a huge market and demand for natural and organic skincare at the moment, with people much more aware of the adverse affects of synthetic products so we’ve been looking to get into this market for a while now and NAT. is the perfect fit.”
The only natural skincare brand that will be stocked by GlamaCo, the Natalie Group will be working closely with the wholesaler to merchandise the NAT. range and to ensure all staff are properly educated and trained on the benefits and selling points of each product. An approach that both parties believe will give them an edge.
“Our approach will be to target the market together in a highly professional manner and better than most,” said Ms Mitchell. “With this unified approach we can ensure that the NAT. brand is not only well presented but effectively reaches more people.”
“We don’t
want to be seen as just a wholesaler,” added Mr Jackson.
“We want to make sure that when people visit us, they have
the best shopping experience and know exactly what they’re
buying and how it should be used.”
Established 25 years ago on the Gold Coast, the Natalie Group is renowned for developing beautiful, natural skincare and aromatherapy products for both trade through its NAT. range and the consumer with its ECO. line.
“Our vision for Australia and New Zealand is very different from our plans for Asia,” she said. “It’s easy to sometimes get swept up in the excitement of international success and forget about what you’re doing locally but for us it’s paramount that we have a strong and vibrant presence at home. We will always be an Australian brand first,” she continued. “We manufacture in Queensland and are very proud of that.”
For more information on The Natalie Group please visit www.nataliegroup.com or to view the NAT. range visit www.natskinbody.com.
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