Mi Tienda helps small grocery stores in rural Mexico to grow their businesses

Small, family-run grocery stores, known as tiendas de abarrotes, are essential for supplying basic goods and services in thousands of low-income rural communities in Mexico.

Mi Tienda, a Mexican company sponsored by private Mexican and international social investors, is dedicated to improving the lives of low-income families, enhancing the efficiency of the rural supply chain, and increasing the sales and productivity of small family-owned rural grocery stores.

Providing door-to-door supply of basic products, as well as consultancy and training services, Mi Tienda focuses on benefiting small grocery stores in communities with populations of less than 5,000 inhabitants.

Source:

http://www.iadb.org/en/topics/opportunities-for-the-majority/mi-tiendas-innovative-rural-supply-network,2593.html

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Categorisations

Partnership types

Doing business with the poor; Provision of services / personnel

Regions / countries / territories

Americas: Mexico

Global issues

Trade and development

Business sectors

Retail trade