Two Puerto Rican brands launch collaboration to support local businesses
Tanairí Miranda Torres and Griselle M. Agosto Rodríguez are joining forces with Barras Jabón Artesanal and rica& to promote small and medium enterprises.
Tanairí Miranda Torres and Griselle M. Agosto Rodríguez announced on September 3 that they are joining their respective brands, Barras Jabón Artesanal and rica&, to reach new audiences and promote collaborations among small and medium enterprises in Puerto Rico.[1]
The partnership aims to strengthen the local economy by connecting businesses within the island. Both leaders are leveraging their platforms to highlight the work of pymes, which serve as a critical backbone for the region's commercial activity.
The initiative focuses on expanding market access for local producers through shared resources and joint marketing efforts. This move represents a direct effort to foster economic resilience among Puerto Rico's independent business owners.
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Tanairí Miranda Torres and Griselle M. Agosto Rodríguez are joining their brands, Barras Jabón Artesanal and rica&, to reach new audiences and promote collaborations among small and medium enterprises (pymes) in Puerto Rico. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
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