A new supermarket will arrive in Colombia, it promises to be the option of “the generation that wants to revolutionize the industry in Mexico and Latin America”.
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Jüsto, created in 2019 by Ricardo Weder, has positioned itself as an emerging leader in the online supermarket sector in Mexico, Brazil and Peru. According to the ‘Wired’ portal, the company would seek to expand to Colombia and Chile.
Its approach is focused on being a fully digital supermarket, eliminating intermediaries to compete with the main players in the marketnot only in terms of prices, but also in terms of fair trade.
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According to the portal, the company raised an investment of 152 million dollars in April 2022 and its rapid growth in Brazil has motivated them to find options to reach other countries.
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They want to become the main digital supermarket in Latin America by 2030, with the aim of design, develop and implement technology to support processes such as assortment and inventory management, to operations and logistics, as his LinkedIn profile explains.
Seek, through its online business model, to transform the experience of buying online, with a platform in line with the new trends, so that your order is exactly how you requested itwithout making changes or substitutions in any case.
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They are expected to have a product catalog with competitive prices. Also, as in other countries, they include traditional brands and local producers.
On their website, they explain that their ideal is to build a more fair, equitable and sustainableempowering small and medium producers by giving them access to sell their products online.
In addition, it wants to support suppliers in establishing distribution processes and negotiating distribution agreements. fair Trade for all parties.
SOFIA SALAMANCA GOMEZ
DIGITAL SCOPE WRITING
TIME
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