Entrepreneur, 90, debuts health drink and market novelty.
Miriam Samuel, a senior entrepreneur from Antigua, who is considered one of the most active entrepreneurs in the region, recently presented Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle, who is also an entrepreneur, with a sample of her famous Kombucha Tea.
She displayed her product range outside Gloria’s Supermarket, where she showcased several flavors of her Kombucha drink, including sorrel, guava, cherry-guava, plum, and passion fruit.
Visitors were charmed by the dynamic seniorpreneur and her bubbly brew, which is gaining popularity worldwide.
She also explained the process used to produce Kombucha and the health benefits associated with its regular consumption.
Pringle expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the fact that Mrs. Samuel, at her age, is such an excellent example to all Antiguans and Barbudans.
Research reveals that entrepreneurs who launch a business later in life, specifically at the age of fifty and above, create the most economic value by being innovative and introducing new products and services to the market.
Mrs. Samuel, who is celebrating her 90th birthday soon, will be sharing her passion and knowledge with everyone for 90 days, leading up to this significant milestone

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