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Can diabetics consume our māmaki tea products?Yes!!! All of our tea products are sugar-free and diabetic friendly.
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Am I able to consume mamaki if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?Yes, māmaki is a safe caffeine-free herbal tea that you are able to consume while pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Do your products contain any artificial ingredients?Nope, Never! Fresher the better!
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What type of packaging do you do for your products?We distribute all of our products in either recyclable or biodegradable packaging. It is important to malama 'aina (to care for the earth) and not contribute to waste.
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Do any of your products contain caffeine?No. Our māmaki teas are caffeine-free. Each one of our tea's ingredient's contain zero caffeine.
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Are your products safe for children?Yes!!! Natasha, the owner of Māla Māmā Farm is a mother of 2 and specially curated all of her products to be safe for every member of her ohana to use.
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What is Māmaki?Māmaki is a native plant that is only found here in Hawai'i. A member of the nettle family, māmaki was historically used by ancient Hawaiians for medicinal purposes. Today māmaki teas have become popularized through tea form because of its highly valued medicinal properties along with its smooth flavor and aroma.
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Where can I find Māla Māmā products?Current stores: -Kalapawai Market & Deli (Kailua Beach location only) -I Mana Ka Oiwi https://www.imanakaoiwi.com/ -Da 44 Atelier https://moonkinetingz.com/da-44-atelier -Down to Earth (Kailua location only) Current Farmers Markets: -Lokahi Kailua (Every Sunday 9am-1pm) -Puʻuhonua Mākeke (Held once a month)
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Why Māla Māmā Farm?Māla Māmā Farm grows with a purpose to heal. Each product is carefully handcrafted and designed to help better the quality of your health and life. By supporting us, you are supporting the community and everyday people of Hawai'i.
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What does Māla Māmā mean?Māla is the Hawaiian word for garden or farm. Māmā means mother! The owner Natasha loves her māla and is a mother of 2. So the name is quite fitting!
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