Gourmet Limited Expansion
Our company, Gourmet Limited (GL) deals in various consumables for instance we have the bakery department, meats department, produce section, cheese and dairy section as well as wine section. This gives us a wide coverage in terms of the edibles that may be needed on a daily basis by the clients that visit their stores. It is with the variety that we offer and the customer base that we have in mind that I came up with the idea of expanding the company areas of specializations into Agribusiness.
What is agribusiness?
This is a business concept that has been in operations for a long time now and known to many. According to Business Directory (2012), agribusiness is a business venture whose most if not all of the revenue is derived from agriculture. Most agribusiness will engage in processing, farming, manufacturing, distribution as well as packaging of products.
With the increasing globalization, there is more room to engage in agribusiness for instance in renewable fuels, animal feeds, sugar, flour, fertilizers and oil among other products. Our company cannot miss out on these opportunities presented by globalization.
Why agribusiness...
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