Presto expands with market produce

SuperPharm Chairman Christian Mouttet, Business Development representative Jean-Luc Mouttet and SuperPharm CEO Glen Maharaj hold some of the fresh produce now being sold at the recently rebranded Presto Market in Trincity on Friday - Rhianna Mc Kenzie
SuperPharm Chairman Christian Mouttet, Business Development representative Jean-Luc Mouttet and SuperPharm CEO Glen Maharaj hold some of the fresh produce now being sold at the recently rebranded Presto Market in Trincity on Friday - Rhianna Mc Kenzie

Convenience store chain Presto, known for its on-the-go meals, has expanded and rebranded its store to include fresh produce from local farmers including fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh drinks, and chilled meats.

The Presto Market launched at the brand's Trincity location on Friday.

“By moving to Presto market we’ve introduced a few new components in the store because what we’re seeing is that customers are looking for convenience so we can meet the changing needs of customers, especially millennials,” said SuperPharm CEO Glenn Maharaj.

The recently rebranded Presto Market launched on Friday in Trincity - Rhianna Mc Kenzie

He added, given the state of the economy, it was important to partner with local farmers and caterers to help stimulate the agriculture sector. Maharaj said all the produce sold in store were supplied by local farmers.

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“By introducing a concept like this we can support our local farmers and mom and pop operators who also support farmers, stimulating employment for them” he said.

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Presto is managed by SuperPharm Ltd a member of the Agostini group, and opened its first location on Tumpuna Road, Arima.

One shopper, who requested anonymity, said the new additions were a welcomed addition to the community. She said she lives nearby and it is an easy alternative to the supermarket.

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