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Oxxo Enters the Apparel Market and Now Sells Clothes
The convenience store chain Oxxo confirmed that it has an inventory of clothing that it will begin to sell in some of its facilities.
Oxxo has hundreds of stores nationwide and seeks to expand in the retail sector. Photo: Facebook (Oxxo).
07/05/2022
The convenience store chain Oxxo confirmed that it has an inventory of clothing that it will begin to sell in some of its facilities.
The convenience store chain Oxxo seeks to become an even more competitive company in this economic sector, which is dominated by Femsa and Seven Eleven which is why it has innovated in terms of the products it offers, as it now incorporates clothing and accessories, confirming its entry into the apparel market.
The objective of this new product offering is to not leave a square meter wasted inside the Oxxo branches, which is characterized by its presence in a large part of the country, where its stores even represent a tough competition for the corner stores.
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