The family had taken Maria Victoria Harangues push to start a micro enterprise in the tourism sector through a campsite in the town of Opaque, Conic commune, but while they were cleaning the grounds, they found four natural sources of mineral water This 180 ° shift in the line of business.

Thus began the project three years ago with natural packaging of spring water, which registered under the name of Hastate, and its main characteristic is its high content of calcium and potassium and sodium free.

Today Hastate Mineral Water found in three types of packaging for gallon bottles and 5 liters. They can also be purchased with or without gas.

The entrepreneur is emphatic in stating that “SERCOTEC has supported us a lot with our company, and we have received training, have occupied the shelves of services like advertising, and also this year we won the Seed Capital.”

Maria Victoria is grateful for the gift that nature gave him in the backyard, and by providing them with technical advice SERCOTEC, “For generations, we learned that the neighborhood had aspects of this quality, but never thought we were on our land. When we look at how the bubbling pools, we took samples and sent them to the lab, “he said.

The brand of mineral water from a plant that grows on the slopes and according to historical records the native peoples used the Hastate for medical issues.

The Director of SERCOTEC, Malian Busts Route, is convinced that the venture has those dreams of taking off and flying as it is doing the family of Maria Victoria Harangues. “The effort and commitment that puts your business, along with the dedication to make quality products and always attentive to market movements, are undoubtedly a reflection of the micro, which identifies opportunities and generates products for good business.”

Hastate Mineral Water will be on the Bicentennial of the Venture Fair to be held in the Plaza de Los Heroes de Managua from two to November 7, 2010. In a closed space with an area of 1750 m2, will present 50 entrepreneurs from the region of O’Higgins, of various items such as food, jewelry, tourism, textiles, health and beauty, home decor, crafts, toys, industrial.