EMU TRACKS was founded on a commitment to producing the most natural range of emu oil products available, free of harsh petrochemicals, preservatives and additives.

EMU TRACKS Emu Oil is the only range that is fully integrated, thereby maintaining control over the entire process, including; rendering & refining, formulation and manufacture of products.

The Managing Director of EMU TRACKS is President of the national Association (EIFA) and is responsible for facilitating research on behalf of the industry.

EMU TRACKS does not compromise on quality yet remains very cost competitive.

Emu Oil is a natural substance used in traditional medicine over thousands of years for a vast variety of ailments and conditions.

Emu Oil is hypo-allergenic, suitable for all skin types.

Provides moisture and nutrients to maintain the skin in healthier condition.

Emu Oil has superior penetrating properties in comparison to vegetable and mineral oils as its structure is most similar to human sebum, therefore, it can penetrates deep below the layers of skin.

Contains vitamins A, E and F, therefore, is a highly effective moisturiser beneficial for the maintenance of healthy skin, hair and nails. Emu Oil can promote the regeneration of skin tissue.

Emu Oil is principally made up of essential fatty acids which are not produced by the body.

An ideal moisturising eye make-up remover.

Emus are native to Australia and like all native animals, are protected by law.

Emu farmers are licensed by the Government in order to undertake farming. The emus are professionally farmed under very stringent license conditions laid out by the Government and in accordance with a Code of Practice.

Emu farming is a farming enterprise no different to farming sheep or cattle. All the birds are farm bred birds and no birds are taken from the wild, thus ensuring the preservation of the species.

The oil is derived from the fat of the animal and once harvested, is rendered and refined to make emu oil.

The birds are processed in an accredited and licensed facility and all the products from the bird are used including the meat, fat, leather and feathers, so there is no waste. They are slaughtered under humane conditions as set out by the relevant authorities and in export facilities which are supervised by Australian Government veterinary officers.

The better the animal is treated, the better the products, so it is in the farmers interest that they are very well looked after.

They are generally maintained in a free range environment in very large paddocks. They graze the natural grasses as well as fossicking for grubs and insects. In a farming environment, the emus feed is generally subsidised with grains and cereal crops.

Unlike the introduced species which have very hard hooves and break up the fragile Australian top soils, emus have very soft feet and were intended for the Australian environment, so it makes sense to farm them.

Emu farming provides an environmentally and ecologically sound farming practice for Australia.

Emu Oil is a complex oil primarily constituted of essential fatty acids and is a natural source of Omegas 3, 6, 7 and 9.  Omegas 3, 6 and 9 are not produced by the human body but are necessary for the maintenance of good health. Emu oil also contains Vitamins A, D, E, F and K2.

The short answer is, no! All Emu Oil contains health aid activity, however, this level of activity can vary between manufacturers. Emu Tracks Emu Oil is produced to maximise the level of activity within emu oil.

Emu oil has very good preservation properties. All oils will oxidise over a period of time, with some oxidising quicker than others.

Emu oil products remain in suitable condition in a normal household environment. For optimum storage, Emu oil can be stored in the fridge, but not a requirement.

Yes, this is a natural occurrence that Emu oil will thicken up in cold weather and will even turn solid. Gently warm the container to return it to its normal state.