Bus converted to mini-supermarkets to sell food in Ho Chi Minh City
The mobile mini-supermarket is implemented by Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade in collaboration with fruit and vegetable store chain Grove Fresh. The move aims to supply essential foods to local residents while reducing the burden on the modern retail channel.
On the inside, the buses are fitted with shelves of essential products such as meat, fish, rice, eggs, fruits, vegetables and seasonings. The buses travel to the suburban areas of the city to serve the need of the local consumers.
According to the representative of Grove Fresh, it took the company five days to set up the mobile mini-supermarkets. As of present, the company has rolled out four such buses with the hope of bringing clean food to consumers at stable prices, especially those who are finding it hard to buy food amidst the pandemic.
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| Four mobile mini-supermarkets will bring goods closer to consumers |
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| The shelves are stocked with a variety of food and essential products |
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| Shoppers are required to maintain 5K measures when shopping at the mobile mini-supermarkets |
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| People queueing up while maintaining social distancing |
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| Kicked off from August 6, the mobile mini-supermarkets have received a warm response from the city's residents |
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