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Kudumbashree targets ₹4 crore revenue from 250 Onam fair stalls
Kerala's Ernakulam district is banking on its sprawling network of Onam fairs to generate substantial revenue while promoting authentic, quality products to consumers. The initiative, branded as 'Onam with Kudumbashree,' aims to showcase a diverse range of locally-sourced goods across the region.
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The Kudumbashree Mission in Ernakulam district has set an ambitious revenue target of ₹4 crore from 250 Onam fair stalls operating across the region during the festive season. The initiative leverages the popularity of Onam celebrations to create a marketplace for quality products while supporting local entrepreneurs.
The stalls feature an extensive product range catering to festival shoppers, including homemade pickles and snacks, fresh vegetables, flowers, and other everyday items. By concentrating these offerings under the 'Onam with Kudumbashree' banner, the mission positions itself as a trusted source for unadulterated and quality goods at a time when consumers are actively purchasing for festive preparations.
The strategy reflects Kudumbashree's broader approach of leveraging cultural events to boost sales and reach wider consumer bases. With 250 stalls functioning simultaneously across the district, the initiative provides income opportunities for multiple self-help groups and entrepreneurs while maintaining quality standards.
The fair-based model aligns with traditional Onam shopping practices, where families purchase fresh produce and specialty items in advance of celebrations. By aggregating diverse, quality products under unified branding, Kudumbashree aims to build consumer confidence and establish itself as a preferred shopping destination during peak festival periods.