The Calmer Co International Limited (ASX:CCO) Expands Distribution to Woolworths

National Distribution Expansion

The Calmer Co International Limited (ASX:CCO) announced that its Fiji Kava 50g Instant Kava will be available nationwide in over 1,100 Woolworths supermarkets starting June 2025. This expansion complements its existing presence in more than 800 Coles supermarkets and Quickstop convenience stores across Australia.

Market Position and Growth

Together, Coles and Woolworths account for approximately 67% of Australia’s retail supermarket sales, positioning Fiji Kava and Taki Mai as mainstream brands in the domestic market. Global kava sales are projected to grow over 16% annually, with Amazon forecasting a 45% increase in sales on its platform in the upcoming year.

Executive Comments

Zane Yoshida, CEO of The Calmer Co, stated: “The national launch in Woolworths is a major milestone for The Calmer Co, and further validates the growing consumer demand for premium kava as a natural, functional alternative to alcohol. Being ranged in both major Australian supermarkets not only amplifies our reach but reinforces our ambition to lead this rapidly growing category.”

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