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Morinda

a genus of shrubs or low trees of the family Rubiaceae. There are 60 to 80 species in the tropics of both hemispheres. The roots and wood of many species yield a dye that is used to stain tissues yellow, red, and chocolate brown. Before the appearance of synthetic stains, Morinda citrifolia and M. coreia (or M. tinctoria) were widely cultivated.

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Morinda Holdings has operations in more than 60 countries.

Deal snapshot: IMPERIAL CAPITAL ADVISED MORINDA HOLDINGS ON ITS MERGER WITH NEW AGE BEVERAGES

Morinda feels a great corporate responsibility to preserve Tahiti's great culture of health and beauty, and Whitney believes this partnership will help do just that.

In addition to offering public relations, operational and financial support for the event, Morinda will also reward the winner of the pageant, "Miss Tahiti," the opportunity to be a worldwide spokesperson, and the cornerstone of a large publicity and awareness campaign.

Morinda's unique public-private relationship with Tahiti and the government of French Polynesia spans over two decades.

Tahitian Noni Juice Creators Sign Long-Term Agreement with Miss Tahiti Pageant

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