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Rasa, Who Runs a Million-Dollar Business: "I Didn't Want to Work for My Parents or Return to Gargždai"

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“I didn’t want to work for my parents or return to Gargždai,” Rasa Dzindzeleta recalls today. She never imagined that not only the family business but also a new professional life would await her in her hometown. After returning from the capital, Rasa and her husband Romanas set about changing the glove knitting factory founded by her parents. Over the decade, not only production has changed – the family business has also grown the brand “Knitas…
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“I didn’t want to work for my parents or return to Gargždai,” Rasa Dzindzeleta recalls today. She never imagined that not only the family business but also a new professional life would await her in her hometown. After returning from the capital, Rasa and her husband Romanas set about changing the glove knitting factory founded by her parents. Over the decade, not only production has changed – the family business has also grown the brand “Knitas…

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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lrytas.lt broke the news in Vilnius, Lithuania on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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