Rise in demand for charity grocery store
A grocer's shop in Beggen, collecting groceries from supermarkets and other stores, and re-selling them for a small price has seen a rise in demand since its opening in 2010.
(CS) A grocer's shop in Beggen, collecting groceries from supermarkets and other stores, and re-selling them for a small price has seen a rise in demand since its opening in 2010.
The “Cent Buttek” volunteers collect groceries from other shops, which they are no longer allowed to sell, but which are still edible. Customers will have to pay a symbolic price, hence the name “Cent Store.”
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