Satra launches convenience stores in Can Tho

The Saigon Trading Corporation (Satra) launched two convenience stores (Satrafoods) in the Mekong delta city of Can Tho on January 18 with a view of helping local customers to shop safe food.
Satra launches convenience stores in Can Tho ảnh 1Customers shop at a Satrafoods store in HCM City. (Photo: VNA)
Can Tho(VNA) – The Saigon Trading Corporation (Satra) launched two convenience stores(Satrafoods) in the Mekong delta city of Can Tho on January 18 with a view of helpinglocal customers to shop safe food.

The new shops have brought Satra’s Satrafoods stores to 102 nationwide and thecorporation plans to open eight more Satrafoods stores in Can Tho alone thisyear and set up the model in Ben Tre province.

Satrafoods sells around 2,500 food items, with VietGAP - labeled vegetables andfruits accounting for 70-80 percent. It also sells fruits imported from the Netherlands,France, the Republic of Korea, the US, and New Zealand.

At the inaugural ceremony, Tran Van Bac, Satra’s Deputy Director General, unveileda plan to expand the corporation’s retail shops to 172, including 155Satrafoods stores, two restaurants, and one Satra Bakery & Café.

The corporation is going to build two trade centres in Cu Chi district anddistrict 6, in Ho Chi Minh City, Bac said.

 Established in 1995, the State-ownedcorporation made revenues of nearly 55.3 trillion VND and a profit of nearly11.1 trillion VND in 2016, expanding 12 percent and 26 percent from 2015. Ithas a staff of nearly 10,000 employees.

Can Tho currentlyhouses 18 marts and trade centres and over 100 wet markets and conveniencestores. The city recorded a total goods retail value of 95.6 trillion VND in2016, leading other localities in the Mekong delta and ranking third nationwideafter Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.-VNA
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