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Sweet Potatoes from Egypt

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Organic Sweet potatoes from Egypt are available! Look at the qualitative skin and the perfect shape of those beauties.  

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To sell the product well, Eosta has two concepts: Natural Branding and the Cellulose net

Sweet potatoes can been provided with an organic label, a private label and/or PLU with Natural Branding. This is not only the cheapest, but also the most sustainable way to sell the product distinctively on shop shelves. It is obvious: Best packaging is no packaging. 

At natural food chains as well as retail, the next packaging seems to be growing even faster: Eosta has acquired a special net machine that allows sweet potatoes to be presented in a cellulose net. Among customers who introduced net-packing, we see that sales on the same shop shelves increased by almost 30%. 

Contact your Eosta account manager for all details or send us an email: info@eosta.com 

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