Campa's Cold Tea to Appear on the Market

Cold tea produced by "Campa" will enter the Georgian market soon. As Sandro Buadze, the founder of the enterprise, up to 6 varieties of cold teas will be sold in glass bottles.

"We have also added a new production line, which we purchased in Europe. This means producing cold tea and natural juices in glass bottles.

Glass allows us to produce more other types of products, adapt to more niche markets for export, and so on. In general, the expansion of the range is very good. At the first stage, we plan to sell iced tea in glass bottles on the Georgian market.", noted Sandro Buadze.

The total investment of this project was 0.5 million GEL.

Apart from this, Campa also produces natural juices in glass bottles, however, just for export.

Currently, natural juices bottled in glass are exported to Chinese and Russian markets, and the company plans to expand to other markets.

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