A year can certainly fly by! It’s so hard to believe our efforts at bringing Teather to market were formalized through the founding of NEFS Products, Inc. nearly a year ago on October 2, 2008.  Hard work, much perseverance and a fair bit of luck allowed for the first product launch in early June, some fifteen weeks ago. More importantly, the efforts of many “Friends of Teather” fueled and made possible our early success. Too numerous to mention everyone, a special thank you goes out to the following people:

Inspirations: My parents and my two very special children (Kristen and Gharett)

Extra Special Contributor: Mary Broderick

Our First Tasting Event:  W.H. Lincoln School PTO (Sudy Nally)

Graphic Designer: SarahBDesign (Sarah Bishins)

First Customers:
     Lamberts Marketplace (Michael and Daniel Ciulla)
     Allandale Farm (Gretchen Coffin)

Production Facilities: All the fine people at the Dartmouth Grange

Resource Extraordinaire: Martha Huntley

Business Consultant: Milestone Consulting (Lindsey Webster)

Photography: Deborah Costolloe

As special as the first year has been, we’re so looking forward to the future. Especially positive consumer responses from those who experience Teather continues unabated. We are now undertaking a number of initiatives to better Teather. The opportunity to take Teather to the next level is clearly within sight, and we’ll continue to do our best to make sure that nothing short of that happens.

Sorry for the late notice! Quite busy around here these days. Today from approximately 12 noon until 2 p.m., we have a tasting at Lambert’s Marketplace located at 140 Tremont Street in Boston. The store is situated across from the Park Street T station.

Please join us for a free sample of Teather.

We’re at the Copley Square Farmers’ Market this week, starting at 11 a.m. and ending around 5:30 p.m.  The current weather forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-70s. What better way to spend a beautiful afternoon, or lunch break, than strolling the Copley Square Farmers’ Market? And snacking on Teather, of course.

Hope to see you there!