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Ngai Tahu litigates after messy Watson & Son divorce

Watson entity had refused hive placement.

The messy separation of Ngai Tahu from its former joint venture partner, Watson & Son, has seen the iwi take court action to enforce hive placement agreements.

Ngai Tahu bought out its former joint venture Watson & Son back in October 2017 but now, under its new brand name Oha Honey, the manuka

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