Ankanakeba Starts Producing a New Bevarage - Arakuna

The company Ankanakeba launched a new product in the period of pandemic, Arakuna, which is a new Georgian beverage.

The price of the total investment was up to 10,000 GEL. At the initial stage, the company produced 200 bottles of 5 aromas, which are mint, laurels, basil, and orange-cinnamon.

The company currently employs 5 people, but according to the representative, the number of employees will be increased due to the expansion of production and demand.

"Despite the current difficulties, we are developing our business with our own financial resources. We have already invested 10,000 GEL. We want to expand our business and then attract the investments.", noted the director of the company, Mariam Shevardnadze.

Currently, they make sales through social networks of Facebook and Instagram.

As for the future plans, the company Ankanakeba wishes to diversify the assortment of Arakuna and adapt to the international market after mastering the local market.

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