Eviday is located in Sabana Grande, in the Los Santos Province, and plans to export 1.600 boxes per month.

An article in Prensa.com explains that “the raw material to manufacture this product comes from 5 sown hectares in Los Santos. However, to cope with increased demand from the European market, these hectares won’t suffice, so they will buy sugar cane from small growers from Azuero”.

Source: Prensa.com

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