Nathaniel Lix daWheya, Country Manager of Healthy Coffee Solomon Islands, said: "We expect to meet many prospective distributors who can help us open the market in 27 islands countries and territories in the Pacific, including Australia, Guam, Hawaii, New Zealand and Samoa."
Abel Joe Kotali, Founding Member, added: "We have Healthy Coffee(R) free tasting in our booth, and our team is ready to explain to potential distributors the unique business opportunity available to them."
Rick Aguiluz, architect of the Healthy Coffee(R) concept and the FRM Business Model(R) and CEO of Healthy Coffee International, said: "We expect to open more Pacific Island countries after this event, and our base in the Solomon Islands will enable us to tap these new markets."
HEALTHY COFFEE INTERNATIONAL, INC. (website: http://www.HCEI.biz ), category creator of Healthy Coffee, is focused on bringing health to the world's largest and most popular drink, coffee. The company's proprietary formulas combine the health benefits of Ginseng, Reishi Mushroom, and other top quality ingredients with the world's finest coffee beans to create a line of deliciously healthy instant gourmet coffee drinks.
Healthy Coffee(R) is the first company to successfully merge the traditional retail business with direct sales, and is revolutionizing the direct sales industry. Healthy Coffee(R) is the first to market the exclusive Healthy Coffee(R) automatic vending machines to mom and pop stores and businesses as well as the big retail chain stores
Healthy Coffee Opens in Solomon Islands
Healthy Coffee International, Inc. announced that it opened in the Solomon Islands and participated in the National Trade Show of the 11th Festival of Pacific Arts in Honiara, where delegations from 27 Pacific Island countries and territories come together on July 1-14, 2012.
Healthy Coffee is focused on bringing health to the world's largest and most popular drink, coffee.
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