Ft. Myers-based Sage and Indigo Juice Co. sells homemade, organic cold pressed juice made from raw fruits and vegetables.
Co-owner Michael Yarbrough says no water or sugar is added to their juices, which provide a number of health benefits. “We like to provide a healthy option to the community through our juices,” he says. “The health benefits include detoxing your body to giving you high electrolytes to boosting your immune system.”
Yarbrough says Sage and Indigo Co. attends ten farmers’ markets a week from St. Petersburg to Marco, making all their products in-house the night before each market.
“Marco Island is amazing,” he says of the Marco Farmers’ Market. “I don’t really have to explain my product to people here. People here are on a health trend and everyone seems to be having a good time.”
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