Local and foreign companies share a growing market, driven by greater consumer sophistication, where quality coffee is demanded, and by the trends imposed by international brands.
The presence of coffee shops has been growing in the country, especially in the capital and in urban areas.International brands such as Starbucks and Juan Valdez compete with Salvadoran brands such as Coffee Cup.
The owner in the region of Juan Valdez coffee shops has acquired the Burger King franchise in the country and is preparing for the opening of eleven outlets in the remainder of the year.
After having announced in October of 2015 the close of the 29 restaurants that operated in the country, due to a decision by the shareholder and franchise holder BKC EE.UU., the brand is returning to the country in the hands of the business group JV Centroamérica. The new owner has already opened one restaurant and is preparing to open two more in the next two weeks and eight during the second half of the year.
It has been announced that the Colombian coffee brand Juan Valdez is requesting permission to open a store in the Arkadia Shopping Mall in Zone 10 of the capital.
It is anticipated that the coffee shop will be open to the public later this year. The Juan Valdez brand is also competing in the segment of roast and ground coffee, as it will be available in supermarkets, which already sell the brand Buen Día.
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