Luca Polare Opens First Branch in Kutaisi

Ice cream house chain Luca Polare opens its first branch in Kutaisi on August 9th with an investment of 200,000 GEL.

According to the company's spokesperson, Kutaisi is the fifth city in Georgia, where Luca Polare will be presented.

The company will employ up to 10 people on-site.

Tea Tabagari, Director of Luca Polare, notes that despite the past difficult year and the pandemic, the company is pursuing a regional expansion plan and this year, after Rustavi, Kutaisi is the second city where a branch of Luca Polare will be opened.

Ice cream house chain "Luca Polare" offers customers up to 70 types of local ice cream and exclusive coffee. The brand has been operating on the Georgian market for 13 years and is represented in 5 cities throughout Georgia.

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