Contents
ExecutiveSummary: 4
Introduction: 5
Theentrepreneurialteam: 6
ComprehensiveteamView: 7
DescriptionoftheVenture: 8
BusinessModel: 8
ValueProposition: 9
BusinessAnalysis: 9
Whatbenefitswillourproductofferingdelivertoourcustomers: 11
SWOTAnalysis: 11
DescriptionofourProductandService: 13
IdentificationoftheMarket: 16
Whoisourcompetition: 16
StrategyforDifferentiationandCompetitiveEdge: 17
BusinessObjectives(shortterm,mediumtermandlongterm): 18
Positioning: 20
References: 24
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ExecutiveSummary:
Afro Cari
ean Grocery Store is an innovative venture set to change the grocery shopping experience for Africans, Cari
eans and the
oader diasporacommunityinDurham,Canada.Withastrategicblendofonlineand physicalretail,weaimtoprovideunfetteredaccesstoauthenticculturalfood products, catering to the growing demand among immigrants, busy working parents,andfoodenthusiastsforatasteofhomeandlocalauthenticity.
Founded by a dynamic trio with deep roots in the Afro-Cari
ean community andextensiveexperienceinculinaryarts,finance,andmarketing,ourteamis uniquelypositionedto
ingthisvisiontolife.Ha
isonNwokolo,ourCEO,
ingsa wealthofculinaryexpertiseandapassionforAfro-Cari
eancuisine.Atinuke Adeyeye-Oluba, our CFO, offers strategic financial oversight with a deep understanding of the economic landscape. Benjamin Emanerame, our CMO, adds creative marketing strategies that resonate with our diverse target audience.
Situated in the heart of Durham, Oshawa, a location chosen for its cultural diversity and significant Afro-Cari
ean population, our store will serve as a cultural hub, offering not just groceries but a community space for cultural exchange and connection. Our product range includes fresh produce, spices, sauces, and ready-to-eat meals, sourced directly from trusted suppliers to ensureauthenticityandquality.
ThemarketpotentialforAfroCari
eanGroceryStoreissignificant.Canada's growing Afro-Cari
ean population, coupled with a general trend towards ethniccuisines,createsaripeenvironmentforourofferings.Ourmarketanalysis indicatesastrongdemandforourproducts,withaprojectedmarketvalueof$5 millionwithinourtargetedsegments.
Our competitive analysis reveals a gap in the market for a dedicated Afro- Cari
eangroceryservicethatcombinesconveniencewithauthenticity.Unlike existing grocery stores, our dual distribution model, community focus, and commitmenttoqualitysetsusapart.Ouronlineplatformandphysicalstoreoffer customers flexibility in their shopping experience, while our engagement in culturaleventsandpartnershipswithlocalorganizationsembedusdeeplywithin the community.
Introduction:
Globalization has made the world smaller. However, we all still long to stay connected to our roots. Through identifying this profound desire and the populationofthegrowingAfricanandCari
eandiasporainCanada,theidea forAfroCari
eanGroceryStore/Restaurantwasconceived.
AfroCari
eanGroceryStoreisanupcominggrocerystorethataimstocater totheAfricanDiasporaCommunity,busyworkingparents,andonlineshoppers in Canada. We will operate both online and through a physical location, providing our customers with convenience and flexibility in their shopping experience.
Strategically situated in the heart of Durham, Oshawa, a culturally diverse neighborhood, our store will act as a hub for the community, offering high- quality groceries and a cultural experience. We will ensure that regardless of howrelocationandpursuitofotherdreamshavetakenimmigrants,thetaste andcomfortofthehomeremainwithinarm’sreach.
According to our research, Canada welcomed over 437,000 new permanent residentsin2022,accordingtothedatareleasedbyImmigration,Refugees,and Citizens Canada (IRCC). This marks a nearly eight percent increase from the previous year. Ontario continues to be the top immigrant destination among PermanentResidents(PRs)inCanada,with42.3%ofnewPRschoosingOntario
astheirinitialdestination.AmongthenumberofimmigrantsinCanada,118,095 arefromIndia,22,085arefromNigeriaand65%ofthispopulationresidesin Ontariowhichisthereasonwhywewanttobeginourmulti-chainbusinesshere in Ontario, Canada.
Theentrepreneurialteam:
The entrepreneurial team of Afro Cari
ean Grocery Store is a fusion of seasonedprofessionalswithasharedvisionof
ingingAfro-Cari
eanflavorsto theforefrontoftheCanadianmarket.Theteamcomprises:
CEO–Ha
isonNwokolo:
Ha
isonistheCEOwitharichbackgroundintheculinaryworld,specializingin Afro-Cari
ean cuisine, with hands-on experience in renowned kitchens, earning accolades for successfully conceptualizing and managing multiple culinaryventures.HisjourneyfromthebustlingmarketsoftheCari
eantothe vi
antcommunitiesinCanadahasimbuedhimwithauniqueblendofpassion andexpertise,positioninghimasthevisionaryleadersteeringAfroCari
ean GroceryStoretowardsculinaryexcellence.Ha
ison'saccoladesintheculinary worldarematchedonlybyhiscommitmentto
ingingatasteofhometothe diaspora.
CFO-AtinukeAdeyeye-Oluba:
Atinuke Adeyeye-Oluba, our CFO,
ings more than financial acumen to the table; she embodies the entrepreneurial spirit that is rooted in her Nigerian heritage. Her innovative financial strategies and dedication to community empowerment have been honed over a decade of experience in the banking sector in Nigeria and Canada. Her achievements include implementing cost- effective strategies, streamlining budgeting processes, and ensuring fiscal responsibility. Atinuke’s analytical acumen and meticulous financial planning
skills are invaluable, contributing to our venture's financial sustainability and success.
CMO-BenjaminEmanerame:
Benjamin Emanerame, our CMO, is a storyteller at heart, with a knack for connectingdiverseculturesthroughtheuniversallanguageoffood.Raisedina multiculturalneighborhood,Ben'smarketinggeniusliesinhisabilitytoweavethe vi
ant threads of Afro-Cari
ean culture into compelling na
atives that resonateacrosscommunities.Benhassuccessfullynavigatedthecompetitive marketinglandscapethroughtheseinnovativecampaignsfo
ands.Hisability to craft na
atives that resonate with diverse audiences, coupled with his strategic approach, positions Afro Cari
ean Grocery Store to not only meet butexceedtheexpectationsofourculturallydiversecustome
ase.
ComprehensiveteamView:
Ourteam'sdiversityisourstrength.Together,ourcomplementaryskillsforma well-rounded trio, capable of tackling the multifaceted challenges of the grocery industry. While each member of our entrepreneurial triage
ings a distinct set of skills and experiences to the table, it is the seamless synergy between our diverse backgrounds that sets us apart. Ha
ison’s intimate knowledgeofAfro-Cari
eancuisine,coupledwithAtinuke’sfinancialacumen and Ben’s marketing prowess, forms a fa
ic of expertise that cements the successofourventure.Ourcollectiveproficiencyinnavigatingthecomplexities of the culinary landscape, coupled with a shared commitment to excellence and innovation, positions us as formidable pioneers in the Afro-Cari
ean grocery sector.
The decision to establish the Afro Cari
ean Grocery Store is rooted in our shared vision to create a cultural hub that extends beyond a typical grocery store.Weaimtobuildacommunitywherecustomersnotonlyfindhigh-quality Afro-Cari
ean products but also experience the warmth and vi
ancy of the culture. Our commitment to cultural enrichment, diversity, and fostering communityconnectionssetsAfroCari
eanGroceryStoreapart,turningitinto morethanjustabusinessventure.
The genesis of our entrepreneurial journey can be traced back to a shared conviction: the belief in the transformative power of having a one-stop shop where African Cari
ean food items and food can be used as a vehicle for culturalexchangeandcommunalcele
ation.Ourcollectiveexperienceshave instilledinusadeepappreciationfortherolethatAfro-Cari
eancuisineplays in
idgingculturaldividesandfosteringasenseofbelonging.Byestablishing theAfroCari
eanGroceryStore,weseektocreateavi
antepicenterwhere culinaryenthusiasts,culturalconnoisseurs,andcommunitymembersalikecan convergetosavorthediverseflavorsoftheCari
eandiaspora.
Ourevidenceofpotentialsuccessliesnotonlyinindividualachievementsbutin our collective ability to innovate and adapt. Ha
ison's successful ventures, Atinuke's financial stewardship, and Ben's impactful marketing campaigns showcase a team that thrives in diverse and competitive landscapes. Additionally, extensive market research substantiates the demand for Afro- Cari
ean products, providing empirical evidence that our venture is well- positioned to meet and exceed market expectations.
DescriptionoftheVenture:
BusinessModel:
TheAfroCari
eanGroceryStorecombinesonlineandphysicalretailtooffer authenticAfro-Cari
eangroceries,creatingauniquevalueproposition
centered around authenticity, convenience, and community engagement. It targetstheAfro-Cari
eandiaspora,busyworkingparents,foodenthusiasts, health-conscious individuals, and online shoppers, leveraging both a strategically located storefront and a robust e-commerce platform. Revenue streams include sales of groceries and specialty items, online orders, and culturally-themed events and workshops. Key activities focus on sourcing authentic products, marketing to build
and awareness, and providing exceptional customer service. The business relies on partnerships with local suppliers,culturalorganizations,anddeliveryservicestoensureproductquality andcommunityintegration.Operationalexpensescoverinventorypurchases, storemaintenance,andmarketingefforts,aimingforoperationalefficiencyand customer satisfaction.
ValueProposition:
· Authenticity:OurStoreoffersgenuineAfro-Cari
eanfoodproducts thatprovideatasteofhomeforthediasporaandintroduceothersto thecuisine'srichflavors.
· Convenience:Afro-Cari
eanstoresblendonlineandphysicalretailto offereasyaccesstoproductsthroughmultiplechannels.
· CommunityHub:Beyondgroceries,ourstoreservesasaculturaland socialgatheringplaceforevents,workshops,andculturalexchanges.
BusinessAnalysis:
TheAfro-Cari
eangrocerystoreindustryinCanadaisavi
antandgrowing sectorthatcaterstothediverseneedsoftheAfro-Cari
eancommunity.ithas beensteadilygrowing,withasignificantincreaseinimmigrationfromcountries suchasNigeria,Ghana,Jamaica,TrinidadandTobago,andBa
ados.Thishas createdastrongdemandforAfro-Cari
eangroceries,asindividualsseekto maintaintheirculturaltraditionsandflavorsintheirnewhomes.
As a grocery store specializing in Afro-Cari
ean products, we are well- positionedtotapintothismarketandprovideanextensiverangeofauthentic and high-quality products which includes a wide range of Afro-Cari
ean groceryproductsincludingfreshproduce,spices,sauces,localfooditems,oil, andready-to-eatmeals.Throughouronlineplatformandwalk-inphysicalstore which provides a convenient and efficient way for customers to order fresh produce.
Withtheriseofe-commerce,moreandmoreconsumersareturningtoonline shopping for their grocery needs. Our user-friendly website and mobile app make it easy for busy parents and online shoppers to
owse our extensive selection of fresh produce and place their orders with just a few clicks. In addition to our online presence, our physical location is a place where customerscancomeand
owseourshelves,interactwithourknowledgeable staff, and experience the vi
ant atmosphere of an Afro-Cari
ean grocery store.
Thisdualdistributionchannelallowsustoreachawiderangeofcustomersand cater to their prefe
ed shopping preferences. Our unique selling point is the authenticity, high-quality products, and vi
ant shopping experience our customerswillexperience.
Ourindustryconnectionsincludeestablishedrelationshipswithlocalsuppliers, chefs,andculturalorganizations.Theseconnectionsformthebackboneofour supply chain and contribute to the authenticity of our product offerings. The chosen location aligns with our commitment to serving the Afro-Cari
ean communitywhilealsoensuringaccessibilityfora
oadercustome
ase.
Afro Cari
ean Grocery Store aims to be more than a grocery store; it is envisioned as a cultural beacon in Durham, Oshawa, strategically located to tap into the area's diverse demographic. Our advisory board, comprising seasonedentrepreneursandcommunityleadersfromtheAfro-Cari
ean
diaspora,providesuswithunparalleledinsightsandconnections,ensuringour offeringsareauthenticandouroperationsareseamless.
Whatbenefitswillourproductofferingdelivertoourcustomers:
Afro Cari
ean Grocery Store will offer a wide a
ay of authentic Afro- Cari
ean groceries, including exotic spices, fresh produce, specialty items, andready-to-eatmeals.Theseproductswillcaterspecificallytothetastesand culturalpreferencesofthecommunity,aswellasothercustomersinterestedin exploring Afro-Cari
ean cuisine. The service component includes both an onlineplatformforconvenientshoppingandaphysicalstorefrontthatservesas aculturalhubforthecommunity,providingnotjustgroceriesbutaspacefor cultural exchange and connection.
SWOTAnalysis:
Yes,therearecompetitiveproductofferingsinthemarket.Theseincludeother Afro-Cari
ean grocery stores, international sections in supermarkets, and restaurantsofferingAfro-Cari
eancuisine.WewillbeusingtheSWOTanalysis toshowhowwewillcapitalizeonou
usinessStrengths,andhowweplanto improveonourweaknessesasou
usinessgrows.
Strengths:
· WeofferawiderangeofAfro-Cari
eangroceryproducts,including fresh produce, which sets us apart from other grocery stores in Canada.
· Our online platform provides convenience and ease of ordering for busy parents and online shoppers, making it a prefe
ed choice for purchasing fresh produce.
· We have a physical location in addition to our online platform, allowingcustomerstochoosetheirprefe
edshoppingmethod.
· with a team of 5 dedicated employees, we ensure personalized customerserviceandefficientoperations.
· We will regularly evaluate and adapt our distribution channels to optimizecustomerconvenienceandsatisfaction.
Weaknesses:
· Ouronlineplatformmaynotappealtoalldemographics.Tomitigate this,wewillinvestintargetedmarketingcampaignstoreachawider custome
aseandimproveonlinevisibility.
· asanupcomingunlaunchedbusiness,wemayfaceinitialchallenges inestablishing
andrecognitionandcustomertrust.Toaddressthis, we will focus on building strong relationships with our customers throughexceptionalserviceandqualityproducts.
Opportunities:
· The Afro-Cari
ean population in Canada is growing, providing a significantmarketopportunityforourgrocerystore.
· Increasing awareness and demand for ethnic cuisine presents an opportunityforustoexpandourproductofferingsandcatertodiverse customer preferences.
· theriseinonlineshoppingtrendsallowsustoreachcustomersbeyond ourphysicallocation,increasingourpotentialcustome
ase.
· Collaboratingwithlocalfarmersandsupplierscanhelpussourcehigh- quality fresh produce and establish strong partnerships within the community.
Threats:
· Competition from existing grocery stores in Canada may pose a challenge. To stay ahead, we will differentiate ourselves by offering uniqueAfro-Cari
eanproductsandexceptionalcustomerservice.
· Economic fluctuations and changes in consumer spending patterns canimpactou
usiness.Tomitigatethis,wewillmaintainadiverse product range and closely monitor market trends to adapt accordingly.
DescriptionofourProductandService:
Our store will offer an unmatched selection of Afro-Cari
ean groceries, including exotic spices, fresh produce, and specialty items not found in conventional stores. Our value proposition lies in our commitment to authenticity, quality, and community. We have conducted a thorough competitiveanalysis,revealinggapsinthemarketthatourstorewillfill,suchas offering rare Cari
ean fruits and spices, and ready-to-eat meals for busy individualscravingatasteofhome.
Wehavesegmentedour marketintodistinctgroups, eachwithdetailedprofiles:
· AfricanDiasporaCommunity:
The African Diaspora Community is a segment of our core customers, with a focusonindividualslongingforaconnectiontothei
oots.Thissegmentconsists ofindividualswhoidentifywithAfricanheritageandhavesettledinCanada.
They have a medium income level and have a strong connection to their culturalroots.TheirneedsincludeaccesstoauthenticAfro-Cari
eanproducts that remind them of home, as well as a sense of community and familiarity. Demographically,thissegmentisdiverseintermsofage,gender,andfamily size.Theyvaluequalityandauthenticityintheproductstheypurchase.Theyare likely to make frequent purchases of staple Afro-Cari
ean food items and cultural products.
· BusyWorkingParents:
Busy working parents are another important segment for us to target. This segmentcomprisesparentswithlimitedtimetoshopforgroceriesduetotheir busy schedules, seeking convenience without compromising on quality and cultural relevance. They have a medium income level and prioritize convenience and efficiency in their shopping experience.
Their needs include easy access to a wide variety of fresh produce and other grocery items, as well as the ability to quickly place orders online. Demographically,thissegmentislikelytobeintheagerangeof25-45,withboth singleanddual-incomehouseholds.Theyvaluetime-savingsolutionsandare willingtopayapremiumforconvenience.
· OnlineShoppers:
The segment of online shoppers is a growing market that we will target. This segment consists of individuals Valuing the ease of access to our diverse productrangefromthecomfortoftheirhomes.Theyhaveamediumincome level and are comfortable with technology.
Theirneedsincludeauser-friendlyonlineplatformthatoffersawiderangeof products, including fresh produce. They value the convenience of doorstep deliveryandtheabilitytoeasilycomparepricesandmakeinformedpurchasing decisions.Demographically,thissegmentcanvaryinageandfamilysize,but theyallshareapreferencefortheeaseandconvenienceofonlineshopping.
· Health-ConsciousIndividuals:
Health-consciousisasegmentthatwewilltargetindividualsLookingforfresh, organic options that align with a healthy lifestyle. This segment consists of individualswhoprioritizetheirhealthandwell-being.Theyhaveamediumto highincomelevelandseekoutfreshandorganicproduce.
Their needs include access to a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, and other healthy food options. They value transparency in the sourcing and productionoftheproductstheyconsume.Demographically,thissegmentcan include individuals of various ages, but they all share a common interest in maintainingahealthylifestyle.
· FoodEnthusiasts:
Foodenthusiastswillseetopeoplewhoareeagertoexploreandexperiment with Afro-Cari
ean flavors. This segment consists of individuals who enjoy trying newrecipesandexperimentingwithdifferentflavors.Theyhaveamediumto high-incomelevelandarewillingtoinvestinhigh-qualityingredients.
Theirneedsincludeaccesstoawiderangeofspecialtyingredients,spices,and unique Afro-Cari
ean products that are not easily found elsewhere. Demographically,thissegmentcanincludeindividualsofvariousages,butthey allsharealoveforcookingandexploringnewflavors.
Targeting:
We have chosen to target the African Diaspora Community, busy working parents,andonlineshoppersasourprimarysegments.Thesesegmentswere selected based on their medium-income levels and specific needs that align withourproductofferings.
Byfocusingonthesesegments,wecaneffectivelycatertothediversecultural preferencesoftheAfricanDiasporaCommunity,provideconveniencefo
usy working parents, and tap into the growing market of online shoppers. Additionally,wewillalsocatertotheneedsofhealth-consciousindividualsand foodenthusiaststofurtherexpandourcustome
ase.
IdentificationoftheMarket:
Our primary target segments include the African Diaspora Community, busy workingparents,andonlineshoppersprimarilylivingwithinOshawa,Durham GreaterTorontoArea,communitieswithintheprovinceofOntarioandacross Canada.Thesesegmentsarechosenbasedontheirmedium-incomelevelsand specific needs that align with our product offerings. The Afro-Cari
ean communityseeksaccesstoauthenticproductsthatremindthemofhome,while busyworkingparentsandonlineshoppersprioritizeconvenienceandefficiency intheirshoppingexperience.
ThemarketisprimarilylocatedinCanada,withasignificantfocusonculturally diverseneighborhoodsandcommunities.Empiricaldatasupportsourestimation ofapproximately100,000potentialpurchaserswithinourtargetsegments.The projectedmarketvalueof$5millionisbasedongrowingdemandandashiftin consumerpreferencestowardAfro-Cari
eanproducts.Markettrendsindicate a rising interest in ethnic cuisines, especially Afro-Cari
ean, presenting a substantialopportunityforourgrocerystoretocatertothisdemand.
Whoisourcompetition:
Identified competitors include Baton Rouge Grillhouse & Bar, Mandarin Restaurant,IslandCuisine,ReggaeFoodSpot,RealCanadianSuperstoreGi
Street,JDAfro-CaribVarietyMarket,AuntieHannah,andOneLoveCari
ean Groceries.
What’swrongwithwhat’salreadyoutthere?
WhileexistingcompetitorsofferAfro-Cari
eanproductsandcuisine,theylack thecomprehensiverange,authenticity,orqualitythatourstoreaimstoprovide. Supermarkets might offer international foods but often lack the depth and authenticitythatcomesfromaspecializedfocus.Restaurantsprovideatasteof thecuisinebutdon'toffertheingredientsforcustomerstocookathome.Other Afro-Cari
ean markets may not offer the same level of convenience, communityengagement,oronlineshoppingexperiencethatou
usinessplans to offer.
Howweakorstrongisourcompetition?
Thecompetitionvariesinstrength.LargeplayerslikeRealCanadianSuperstore Gi
Street have the advantage of scale and location but may lack specializationinAfro-Cari
eanproducts.JDAfro-CaribVarietyMarket,Auntie Hannah, and One Love Cari
ean Groceries might offer a range of products but do not provide the same level of community engagement or the convenience of an online platform that we are proposing to our customers. These competitors are strong in their domains but do not offer the comprehensive,culturallyenrichedshoppingexperienceweplantoprovide.
StrategyforDifferentiationandCompetitiveEdge:
Giventhecompetitivelandscape,ou
usinessplanemphasizesthefollowing strategies to create a competitive edge:
· Authenticity and Range: Focus on the authenticity and comprehensive rangeofAfro-Cari
eanproducts,sourcingdirectlyfromtrustedsuppliers toensurequalityandauthenticitythatsurpasseswhat'scu
entlyavailable inmainstreamandotherethnicgrocerystores.
· Community Hub: Leveragethephysicalstoreasnotjustaplacetoshop but a community hub for cultural events, cooking classes, cooking competition, and other activities that cele
ate Afro-Cari
ean culture, differentiatingourstorefromcompetitorswhoofferonlyshopping.
· Online and In-store Experience: Develop a seamless online shopping experience that complements the in-store experience, offering convenience and accessibility that sets us apart from traditional ethnic marketsandcompeteswiththeconvenienceofsupermarkets.
· Cultural Engagement and Education: Offer cultural engagement and educational content, such as recipes, cooking tips, and cultural stories, through our online platforms and in-store interactions, enriching the customer'sshoppingexperience.
· Customer Service and Personalization: Provide exceptional customer serviceandpersonalizedshoppingexperiences,leveragingtechnologyto offerproductrecommendations,remindersforculturaleventsorholidays, andspecialordersforhard-to-finditems.
· StrategicPartnerships:Establishpartnershipswithlocalfarmers,suppliers, chefs, and cultural organizations to enhance the authenticity of our productofferingsandembedourstorewithinthecommunity.
BusinessObjectives (short term, mediumterm and long term):
Short-termObjectives:
· Increase
and awareness within the Afro-Cari
ean community in Canada through targeted online advertising and social media campaignswithinthefirstyearofoperation.
· Establish partnerships with local community organizations and cultural eventstopromoteourgrocerystoreandbuildastrongpresencewithin theAfro-Cari
eancommunitywithinthefirstyearofoperation.
· Developaloyaltyprogramtoincentivizerepeatpurchasesandcustomer refe
als, aiming to enroll at least 500 customers within the first two years of operation.
· Implementacustomerfeedbacksystemtogatherinsightsandimprove our products and services, aiming to receive an average customer satisfactionratingof4outof5withinthefirstyearofoperation.
Medium-termObjectives:
· Expand our product range to include a wider variety of Afro-Cari
ean products,suchasspices,sauces,andready-to-eatmeals,withinthenext three years.
· Open a second physical location in a high-traffic area with a significant Afro-Cari
eanpopulationwithinthenextfouryears.
· Launch a mobile app to enhance the convenience of online shopping andprovidepersonalizedrecommendationstocustomersbasedontheir preferenceswithinthenextthreeyears.
· EstablishpartnershipswithlocalrestaurantsandchefstopromoteAfro- Cari
ean cuisine and provide cooking demonstrations and workshops withinthenextfouryears.
Long-termObjectives:
· Expandourdistributionchannelsbypartneringwithlocalgrocerydelivery servicesandthird-partyonlineplatformstoreachawidercustome
ase withinthenextfiveyears.
· Increase our annual revenue by 20% year-over-year for the next five years througheffectivemarketingstrategiesandcustome
etentioninitiatives.
· Become the leading Afro-Cari
ean grocery store in Canada, with a strong
andreputationandcustomerloyalty,withinthenextsevenyears.
· Exploreopportunitiesforinternationalexpansionandestablishapresence inothercountrieswithasignificantAfro-Cari
eanpopulationwithinthe next ten years.
Positioning:
WewillpositionourAfro-Cari
eangrocerystoreasthego-todestinationfor authentic Afro-Cari
ean products, fresh produce, and convenient shopping experiences. For the African Diaspora Community, we will emphasize our commitment to providing a wide range of culturally significant products that evoke a sense of home.
Fo
usyworkingparentsandonlineshoppers,wewillhighlightouruser-friendly online platform that offers a seamless