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NewAge / Noni (now PartnerCo) Review 2026
Tahitian Noni company emerged from bankruptcy as PartnerCo
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1.4 / 5Last updated:
January 15, 2026What is NewAge / Noni (now PartnerCo)?
Tahitian Noni juice and wellness products, originally from Morinda. Company went through multiple mergers including ARIIX (2020) and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2022. Emerged as PartnerCo in March 2023. Products include noni-based beverages and supplements.
Pros
- 29 years total history — now PartnerCo
- Tahitian Noni has genuine antioxidants
- Survived bankruptcy (emerged Mar 2023)
- New ownership under Wadsworth family
Cons
- Chapter 11 bankruptcy (Aug 2022)
- $149M debt at bankruptcy
- FCPA investigation history
- Multiple rebrands create confusion
Rating Breakdown
Residual Income
1.4 / 5Simplicity
1.5 / 5Transparency
1.5 / 5Community & Support
2.0 / 5Value for Money
2.0 / 5Overall Rating
1.4 / 5Frequently Asked Questions About NewAge / Noni (now PartnerCo)
What happened to NewAge and Morinda?
Morinda merged with NewAge in 2018, then with ARIIX in 2020. The combined company filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2022. It emerged in March 2023 as PartnerCo under new ownership by John R. Wadsworth (nephew of original Morinda founder).
Is PartnerCo still operating?
Yes — PartnerCo emerged from bankruptcy in March 2023 under new ownership. Operations continue with the Tahitian Noni product line that dates back to the original Morinda company founded in 1996.
Is Tahitian Noni effective?
Noni fruit contains antioxidants and has been used in traditional Polynesian medicine. Health claims should be evaluated individually. The company pioneered the premium noni juice market starting in 1996.
Quick Facts
Founded1996 (as Morinda)
Current NamePartnerCo (since March 2023)
HeadquartersSalt Lake City, Utah
BankruptcyChapter 11 filed August 2022
Debt$149 million at bankruptcy
HistoryMorinda → NewAge → PartnerCo
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