Company Charozi, producer of Georgian traditions delights and various dried fruits, has exported its products to Japan, Elena Jishiashvili, the founder of Charozi, told BM.GE.
According to her, the company so far is selling its product in Ukraine, Russia and France, while Japan is a new export market for the brand.
"It has been about 2 months since we have sent small volume of products, because our enterprise is new and we do not have much production. Charozi sweets are completely natural, we buy the necessary raw materials from Georgian farmers. It is sold in our brand store and in several objects in Tbilisi,” said the founder of the company.
Charozi appeared on the market a year and a half ago, the company combines production in Imereti and Racha, as well as its branded store. A total of GEL 70,000 was invested in the enterprise, of which GEL 26,500 was financed by the Bank of Georgia. At this stage, Charozi employs 7 people.
