Filed Under: [ Business ] [ Blogante Business ]
Tags: demographics, restaurant
Knowledge is Power!
For years, Wal-Mart has worked with two major fast-food companies to put restaurants in its stores: McDonald’s and Subway. But now, in a move that reflects the changing demographics of its shoppers — and the country — the retail giant is making room for three new chains in its stores, two of which have a Hispanic flair.
While their footprint within Wal-Mart will be small compared with Subway and McDonald’s, the additions of Pollo Campero and Taco Maker are significant, since they represent the first ethnic concepts to score franchise agreements with the big-box retailer. “*
Stumble it! |
|
Other posts that may interest you
Pollo Campero opens franchise in US Wal-Mart store
Latin chicken chain Pollo Campero to open restaurants inside U.S. Wal-Marts
HispanicTrending: Pollo Campero: A Top of the Line Franchise “Orgullosamente Guatemalateca”
Taco Maker has taste for Upstate
Blogante News for Monday - May 19th, 2008
Pollo Campero Opens Asias First Restaurant in Jakarta
Ethnic Food Retailer Churro Station Taps Into Sweet Franchise Business
Jose Cofiño, President of ADIR Restaurants Corp Awarded “Best in Business - Franchising”
