Tahitian Noni International has been in existence since 1996 and producing Noni Juice since that time. Made from the Noni fruit found in the South Pacific Islands, it has been a staple of the natives' diets for a long time. Partnered with the residents of Tahiti, the company is dedicated to providing both a healthy product and economy to the country. With eight thousand product consultants, and seven Tahitian Noni cafes world wide, the company is able to include many world famous celebrities as their spokespeople.

Coupled with other flavors, such as black currant, Noni juice is purported to support the immune system, provide the body with needed antioxidants and increase energy. The company lists the products ingredients on its website as well as testimonials and press information. This juice is, however, quite expensive, starting at $42.00 for a 1-liter bottle. The juice is also offered in a convenient sipping pouch, but they start a $16.00 per pouch. Tahitian Noni International also offers a variety of other products, such as vitamins, tea and gourmet food, hygiene products and animal care products. Product cost for these item all start at over $15.00.

Of course, these products can only be purchased by an authorized seller. The company offers extensive training on both the product and selling techniques and offer incentives that include trips to Tahiti. Training is offered at the corporate office in New York City, via the Internet, or over the phone with a workbook. Any additional questions regarding sales consultant opportunities are referred to a 1-800 number listed on the website. There is no information available regarding the cost of start-up. The website does contain a recruiting video for prospective sellers to watch for more information and based on the presentation, the sales opportunities are based on a modified pyramid scheme.

A comprehensive F.A.Q. section, which can be found in the Press Release section, covers a variety of topics such as the company's policy on animal testing, whether or not any of their sales representatives have been reprimanded for not adhering to guidelines and additional information on the products they carry. Some of the questions also delve into the companies working relationship with the Tahitian people.

Tahitian Noni International has quite a few patents and pending patents on their products, as well as certificates and approvals from various food and drug administrations around the world. The company also supports a formal garden where various activities from concerts to movies are held. These are located at the company's international headquarters.

Based on the information provided on Tahitian Noni International's website, it would be difficult for a prospective retailer to make an informed decision as to whether or not selling these products would be a lucrative business venture. Because of the confusing nature of the information that is presented, anyone truly interested in becoming a retailer would benefit by contacting the company directly to get the proper information.