Pupils and students like juices and they prefer icy cold juice. I observed it when I was in high school. Per disposable glass costs, 5 pesos, and kids buy 2. Then ice is chopped and dropped onto the jug very carefully. It is so clean. Sellers also got permits to sell juices in school canteens. They can dispose of 4 bug jugs a day. During intramurals, they earn almost triple. I like to invest in this kind but I already have my milk tea business in the mall. What is your on-going business?
Is selling icy juice in school canteens a good way to earn money?
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I believe it is a profitable business, particularly if he/she locates it near schools, offices, and other establishments.
I don't have any business and have no plans to start any business. Yes, it's a good business of icy juice here, especially in summer.
That's true and it made me remember when I was very little and used to go to school. We were limited to some kind of things that we eat so we just buy the things that we see because we do not have a lot of options
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I also like a mango shake partnered with sliced bread. It's nutritious.
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At home, we also stocked mango juice and pineapple juice. Kids always like juices.
This is what happens in school canteens and I remember they used to sell only cheap branded products
The target market for this kind of product should primarily be kids in elementary schools and just a little bit of high schools. It would be profitable if you stick to the target market.
Definitely it can be lucrative especially in those countries in which the temperature gets extremely hot during summer.
The trending milk or drink yay. Good money can be made off it too.
