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Two young boys Baaka and Nika had a dream to bring life back to the abandoned tea plantation in Guria, Georgia. They founded company “Greengold” and despite facing many challenges, they didn't give up. In 2017, they started their tea rehabilitation journey. With hard work, dedication and a passion for tea, they successfully rehabilitated 25 ha of land. The plantation was flourishing once again, providing employment opportunities and a source of income for the local community. Baaka and Nika's efforts were recognized by people far and wide, and they became an inspiration to many. The once abandoned tea plantation was now a thriving and successful business, thanks to their efforts.

As the tea plantation grew, Greengold began to experiment with different technologies and techniques, resulting in the creation premium quality teas. These teas quickly gained popularity, not just in Georgia but across the European Union.

 

The young boys' tea business continued to grow, and they were soon exporting their tea to several countries within the EU. The demand for their tea was increasing and they were able to employ more people from the local community, providing them with a steady source of income. Nika and Baaka’s dream had become a reality, and they were proud of what they had accomplished. They never forgot their roots and always made sure to give back to the community that had supported them from the beginning. Their tea business was a true success story, and they inspired many others to follow their dreams and make a positive impact on the world.

 

Realizing the potential to reach a wider audience, Greengold decided to open an online store for their premium quality teas. This move would give tea lovers all over the world the opportunity to taste the unique flavors of Georgian specialty tea. They invested in the latest technology to ensure a seamless online shopping experience for their customers. The online store allowed Greengold to introduce their teas to new markets, further expanding their reach and helping to promote the rich tea culture of Georgia to the world.