Grocery Shop: Do you think I should stock yoghurt? Would it sell fast?

[Kross]

A supplier of yoghurt is trying to encourage the grocery shop close to my house to stock yoghurt and sell there. Do you think that 20 75Cl bottles of yoghurt can sell out in three days? Imagine it is your location. Would it sell that fast?

 

[eLdavis]

I think it depends on your location, what you should research on is if there are people willing to buy yoghurt in your current location.

 

[Suba]

Of course, even if you only run grocery stock, you need to stock yoghurt, the amount of yoghurt stock must be adjusted to the stock turn over so that it doesn't expire, and you should be able to sell yoghurt cheaper than the mini market price.

 

[Nomad]

If there is a high demand, you should certainly stock it, if not than don't stock. By the way stocking too many items that are perishable can be a loss

 

[magnus2022]

It depends on your location, the quality, the brand and a whole lot of other factors! Yoghurt is not that popular in Nigeria and secondly, if the yoghurt is hotcake, the supplier will not even have time to beg you to buy.

 

[King Belieal]

A supermarket around me is able to sell hundred bottles of yoghurt in three days. This particular business can start with stocking just 10 or less.