October 22, 2026

35 thoughts on “Spending a Day at a coconut water factory in Guyana| best coconut water in the world”

  1. Absolutely the best coconut water I have had here in Canada. I introduced my entire family to it. 2 bottles a week. 1 for electrolytes and 1 for scotch 😊
    Thank you Mr. Rooster. ❤❤❤

  2. They should mechanize to lower operational costs and look for export markets on Long Island. I want to drink from the Pomeroon, not from Thailand. Thanks!
    I love this!👍🏿🇬🇾

  3. This is amazing! I love the fact people were able to see behind the scenes. Love it . I would love to see the better system in place for the chopper, I know it is real labor, but just to prevent an injury and accident. Everything takes time. I am really happy for this company. Is this product in Canada?

  4. Congrats! Love to see Guyanese small business develop and flourish!! – Labor of Love! .. and they employ Guyanese. I'll definitely support this company!! – Rooster Brand Coconut Water- 100% organic!! (Lots of business expense – picking the coconut, shipping it to the factory, employees processing it, plastic bottles, labels, refrigeration, electricity, water)

  5. Chef I am so proud of how you show case our Guyanese products. I don't know the brand, however I will look for it. What is the address of the factory in the Pomeroon. My nephew is visiting Guyana from London, he has a drone and I would love to take a trip there. Love & respect to the workers. Looks like dangerous work. 💌

  6. Yes, very nice vid backyard cafe !! I reside in Toronto, which means I'd have to commute all the way to Brampton (outside of T.O.) for a lil taste of the best Guyanese coconut water. Coconut water beverages sold here in Canada are just like milk products sold in grocery stores with lots of water and added preservatives. If I do come across the store here in Toronto for sure I will visit.

  7. Great video showcasing Guyanese products to the world. Recently, went to Whole Foods here in Bergen County, NJ and saw products from Kamuni Creek. I felt so proud seeing Guyanese products in Whole Foods. All Guyanese should feel proud of themselves. I definitely bought the Soursoup seamoss and the passion fruit drinks. I am going back tomorrow to purchase more for my family😂

  8. Very good video. It would have been better if a drone footage of the actual 500-acre coconut estate were included. And can you please use Google Earth maps to show the exact location (free for promoting your country – no copyright infringement). Some general idea of the finances involved would have been very insightful. Also, are those 500 acres sufficient to keep the factory going all year round or does the factory purchase from third-party coconut producers? As I said, good video journalism but many things still missing.

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