MÉRIDA, Mexico -. The Spanish company Vima reached an agreement this Wednesday to manage twenty stores in Cuba, reported Cubadebate.
The agreement was closed between Tiendas Caribe and the VIMA Group during the International Food, Beverages, Packaging and Food Technology Fair, which the regime uses as a window to foreign investment.
The business will begin with the opening of two stores: the Paseo market and the Infanta and Santa Martha markets, he told Cubadebate Amilkar Odelin Ante, Marketing and Business Director of Tiendas Caribe.
“At this moment the furniture and all the equipment for operation is being prepared. Vima has a wide portfolio of products known to the population,” said Odelin Ante.
Also, Vima will open an online platform for electronic purchases.
Vima will offer tomato sauces, but “we will also have frozen products, ranges of fish, vegetables, chicken, pork and milk, which we know are in high demand in the country. We are launching a new line of beans,” said Víctor Moro, executive vice president of the VIMA Group.
The Spanish company, which has been present in Cuba for more than 30 years, will now have “stores where we mainly have a presence of VIMA products, which were previously only in TRD. In this way, we will deliver the products directly to the population.”
“Today we have more than a thousand products in Tiendas Caribe and we have been working together for many years. For us, it is a pleasure to help you start running some of these stores. “We are sure that this will be a success for both parties,” added Moro.
The online store will be available soon since many of the products “are in stock”
Vima, a Galician company, began on the Island supplying food to the hotel network.
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2024-05-27 22:04:03
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