Juka's Organic Co. — women

Thank you @naludamagazine, we are honored to be featured in your magazine and also for including Juka as one of the 5 women you recognize on International Women’s Day. #Repost @naludamagazine (@get_repost) ・・・ Happy International Women’s Day!! We should celebrate them Everyday!! And what a better way to celebrate this gorgeous & successful ladies with our 5 new #NaludaInterviews @thegoofymermaid @camillahanssonofficial @alyryanmusic @jenia2511 & @jukasorganic #InternationalWomensDay #Interviews #Naluda

Happy International Women’s Day To Women Making A Difference All Around The World. ‍ As we celebrate this great day, we cannot help but to pay homage to all women in developing countries but particularly African women in the villages. Despite all odds, African women and all women in developing countries, continue to strive to be better and to give their kids and the next generations a better future. They continue to break barriers, by involving themselves beyond the homes. They are now farmers, teachers, entrepreneurs, doctors, lawyers and are also involved in the political arena more than ever. There...

Happy Wellness Wednesday Everyone! Last month was heart ️ health month and this month is women’s month. Did you know that Cardiovascular Diseases claims the lives of at least one woman every 80 seconds? About 2,300 Americans die each day from this disease. And a sad total of 1 million people die each year from cardiovascular disease. ‍ You can refuse to be part of this statistics by simply changing few things in your life. Add heart healthy food oils in your diet such as, healthy cooking oils; Unrefined Red Pam Oil, Cold Pressed Coconut Oil, Peanut Oil & Extra...

Excited for another interview, this time with Naluda Magazine for their March edition. We are always delighted to share our company story as it only strengthens our missions for Africa. Read snippets below: “How is Juka’s Red Palm Oil helping those communities and women? Our company has given these women tremendous business opportunities. Most of our partners didn’t have any work or had very minimal incomes prior to our partnership. A lot of them always sold red palm oil in their small community markets in the villages, this can sometimes take months for them to sell the oil locally. And...