Juka's Organic Co. — writers

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Natural Foods & Beauty Care (@jukasorganic) This universe works in mysterious ways. It always reveals itself in unexplainable ways but it’s perfectly & simply divine, just the way the story is meant to be written. * * As we struggle to understand some aspects of our lives while it unfolds. It will all makes sense once the story is played and told. Some part of our lives that have played out makes perfect sense now and the rest will ultimately be the same if you just believe it. * * Over...

Happy Wellness Wednesday. We often talk about the food we eat for our wellness. But we equally have to talk about our state of mind and the things that get us off balance and fiddle with our well being. When our mind is off balance it tampers with our happiness, our spiritual connection with the universe, our goals and even friends and family. Always take sometime to yourself, if needed to figure out what’s tipping your scale over and work on it. We can never achieve all around perfection in life but finding a way to balance our thoughts and...

Well, Good Morning Laa Land, & Good Day To The Motherland It feels great to be back home in Los Angeles but Africa was truly wonderful to me during my last several weeks of visit. From the cities throughout the villages, the memories will stay with me forever. It seems every time I visit, it assures me that the mission we started goes beyond the farmers we work with and certainly surpasses myself and team; it’s about the continent, its people, its women, its youths and it’s future. It’s a lot to carry and do alone but through sustainable, fair...

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...