The most popular street stall business in the rural areas along the coast that is not afraid of overstocking

In the rural areas along the coast, due to the geographical location, there are actually many small street vendors that are very popular and are not afraid of having a large number of goods in stock. Among them, there are also many food-related street vendors that have no worries about selling goods, such as vegetable vendors, fish vendors, rice vendors, chicken vendors, etc. There are two situations for setting up stalls in rural areas. One is to set up stalls in various villages, and the other is to rent a fixed stall in the town market and sell at the rented stall in the market. The following are some of the most common and popular street stall businesses in rural areas or towns along the coastal areas that are not afraid of having a large inventory of goods.

The most popular street stall business in the rural areas along the coast that is not afraid of overstocking

1. Fishmonger business. Fishmongering is the most common small street stall business in rural areas along the coast, and it is not afraid of having too much stock. Due to the dietary habits of residents in coastal areas, they like to eat fish in their daily life, and they have fish for at least one of the three meals a day. Therefore, in the rural areas along the coast, some people go to the fish port every day and use cars to sell fish to rural areas or town markets. The fishmonger business can be said to be a small street stall business in rural areas that is not afraid of inventory pressure, and it is also the hottest business. This kind of business is not afraid of inventory pressure. As long as the fishmongers will purchase the goods according to the actual situation, basically all the goods purchased on the same day will be sold out on the same day. However, being a fishmonger in the countryside is quite hard work. You have to get up very early because you can set up stalls to sell fish in multiple villages in one morning. For example: sell in Village A at 7 o'clock in the morning, set up a stall in Village B at 9 o'clock, set up a stall in Village C at 10 o'clock, set up a stall in the market at 11 o'clock, etc.

2. Vegetable vendor business. Vegetable vendors in rural areas are just like fish vendors. They set up stalls to sell vegetables in rural areas and can sell vegetables in multiple villages in a day. If you are selling vegetables in rural areas on a motorcycle, you can choose a few neighboring villages and sell them on your motorcycle. The stall model also adopts the fishmongers’ model, selling vegetables at stalls in multiple villages in a day. As long as you can carry as much vegetables as you can on your motorcycle, you can sell them all in one day. There is no such thing as not being able to sell vegetables when you set up a stall in the countryside.

3. Chicken vendor business. Chicken vendor business is also a small business in rural towns and villages, and the most popular business is the street vendor business that does not worry about having too much inventory. Its money-making model is very simple. Tonight, the people who set up stalls to sell chickens go to the chicken farm in the village to buy chickens to be sold the next day. If it is a chicken farm with free-range or roaming chickens, you usually have to wait until the sun sets and the chickens return to the coop before you can buy them. The chicken vendor business is actually a small street stall business that can only make money and not lose money, and the seller is not afraid of having too much inventory. If the seller buys chickens at 8 yuan per pound, he will add 3 yuan per pound when selling the chickens at the stall. If a chicken weighs three pounds, he can basically make about 8 yuan.