This is the story of Artosoba, a ceramic village company that has reached the world with COFOCE COFOCE AND TV4 launched the fifth chapter of the M
This is the story of Artosoba, a ceramic village company that has reached the world with COFOCE
COFOCE AND TV4 launched the fifth chapter of the Made In GTO series with the story of ARTSOBA
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The fifth episode of the Made in GTO series was launched by COFOCE with TV4 where they presented the story of Artsoba -Art on Clay-, a company dedicated to the manufacture of Talavera-type ceramic products from Guanajuato that has gone around the world through the Novica platform.
Artsoba is a company that produces clay products 100 percent made by the hands of Guanajuatenses, located in Mexico’s cradle of Independence, Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato.
It is family history and legacy that Sergio Ponce, director and founder of Artsoba, currently took up; thus maintaining the legacy of his father and grandfather who were ceramists.
With Novica, an international digital sales platform, they have managed to bring these products to countries such as Japan and European countries, and with these sales through the platform, they are supporting a social cause, since a percentage of sales go to Unicef, for the education of boys and girls.
Thanks to the support of COFOCE, with training, advice, links with international clients and many more, Artsoba has managed to grow its sales and bring more of its products to the world.
Artsoba is part of the digital ceramics village and thanks to this project, 24 companies dedicated to this sector have achieved combined sales of more than 5.2 million dollars and the main buyers of Dolores Hidalgo ceramics are the United States, Canada, Japan and several countries in Europe.
The Digital Villages is a project of the State Government managed by COFOCE in which the goal is to develop economically viable communities with the implementation of the Taobao Villages method, a Chinese project that seeks to sell vocation products through digital channels to grow sales exponentially.
The villages seek the involvement of at least 10 percent of their population in e-commerce activities and have the communities with better development, more jobs and a better economy.
“Made in GTO”, what is done in Guanajuato is a series in which you will learn about the success stories of Guanajuato companies that have managed to take their products beyond the borders.
COFOCE invites you to continue watching this season’s episodes through TV4 and COFOCE’s social networks.
To learn more about the national and state panorama of the opportunities that your company could have in marketing its products abroad, contact COFOCE at:
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