Sharon Brindley Email and Phone Number

Nyinda Barndi ( Hello), I’m Sharon Brindley, Founder of Jala Jala Treats, I’m a Yamatji/Noongar woman. For many years I’ve dreamt of owning my own business. A business that could help me develop a stronger connection to my Culture and Community. I wanted to produce products to highlight my culture through food and to share the true flavours of my country with the World.The name Jala Jala means ‘very good’ in Wajarri Language and the Turtle logo is my family totem, these two components represent exactly what Jala Jala Treats is, a family business manufacturing premium products to bring people together.This journey has been my biggest eye opener! When I learnt that First Nations businesses own less than 1% of the Native food industry in Australia I was extremely overwhelmed to say the least. I immediately made it my mission to help increase awareness of the lack of First Nations businesses within the Native food industry using Jala Jala Treats as an example and using my voice for community.Our core passion is Culture and Community. This is what guides us every day, in every way. We are proud of Jala Jala Treats and how far we have come. Our relationships with other First Nations businesses have grown across the country. As we endeavor to support the growth of each other’s businesses, either by selling each other’s products or collaborating.Jala Jala Treats has an independent distribution house in Carrum Downs, Victoria, Bunurong/Boonwurrung Country. We have a showroom which we would love you to come visit and have a yarn, whilst checking out our products along with other First Nations products.

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