The Business of School SnacksStudents of schools in the Greater Metropolitan Area in Costa Rica spend more than $2 million a week and up to $12 million a month during recess.Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Seeing this phenomenon, Christian Calderon believes the food and beverage businesses in schools may have advantages, since their customers would always be near the point of sale. Taking advantage of a decree requiring healthier meals in schools in the country's cafeterias, Calderón set up a site selling smoothies and salads in a school in the area and plans to expand the business to two more schools in 2014. Source: elfinancierocr.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Retail: Traditional Channels and Consumption PatternsApril 2020 The restrictions on mobility decreed in the region open up new opportunities for sales points such as small self-service shops, grocery stores and corner shops, which can make use of home delivery service schemes to boost their sales in this context. Restaurants: Market Figures in El SalvadorApril 2019 It is estimated that in the country there are about 800 restaurants that employ approximately 26 thousand people, and together generate $710 million in annual revenues. Rise of Prepared Meals in Costa RicaAugust 2013 The supply of ready made meals in supermarkets and convenience stores is growing at the same rate as consumer demand. Walmart Looks for Honduran SMEsJanuary 2011 For the fourth consecutive year, the multinational will develop its program "A Hand to Grow.”
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