Georgian brand of cotton Candy Ice-Cream Bambara is planning to increase its production due to the growing demand of consumers. The founder of the startup, Ani Burduli, told BM.GE that their plans include adding devices and moving to a new space.
"Bambara" has been operating on the local market for nine months and offers customers cotton ice cream with coconut, strawberry and kiwi flavors. The startup does not specify the investment required for business development, although it says that production will double with the addition of the machines.
"Currently, we are producing 500 cotton ice creams per month, and after purchasing an additional machine, the production will be doubled, maybe even tripled. It is planned to add the machine in 2-3 months and after that we will employ 2-3 additional people. We have already started looking for staff," Ani Burduli notes.
The initial investment for creating the brand was GEL 10,000.
"We bring raw materials from other countries. Its prime price high and, accordingly, its quality. It is distinguished by aromas and taste properties", Ani Burduli told BMGTV.
"Bambara" presented its first products to customers in the form of "gift boxes" in January 2022. Initially, cotton ice cream was sold through the social network, and later it became possible to buy "Bambara" in the branches of "Nikora XL".
