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Manuel Caamaño, squares client supplies the municipality has received from President of the Federation of City Markets, Mariano Blaya, a Chevrolet Spark car buying only one of the eight markets Murcia.

The draw for this car came last June when the Mayor, Miguel Ángel Cámara, accompanied by Councillor for Housing, Transport and Trade, Antonio Castillo, chose a notary, the number of the winning ticket, and two other reserve.

The merchants of the eight seats of supplies (Saavedra Fajardo, Veronicas, Cabeza de Torres, El Carmen, Espinardo, San Andres and Vistabella) gave in May a ballot for each purchase to all customers, an initiative that is expected to be repeated in the coming months.

This is one of the measures that have been carried out in the streets of supplies in order to encourage the purchase in these establishments that also offers top quality products and guaranteed, personalized, becoming this is a bastion of food trade in Murcia.

In addition, they will perform other actions to continue improving the service of the squares of supplies, before the end of this year will start the system "from the plaza to your house" through which you can make the purchase phone or online and receive at home with a home service.

Also within a few months to computerize and connect the eight markets allowing launch joint offers and promotions.

In improving the service also has a lot to see investments made by the City.

Among other actions, we have installed air conditioning in the main square of Verona, has painted the market Cabezo de Torres and posts have been conditioning the market hall Carmen.

The Department of Housing, Transport and Trade has also implemented other measures to encourage the purchase in these areas, for example, the publication of brochures that feature the characteristics, management and other relevant data of the eight seats of supplies or the creation of a monitoring service that ensures the safety of customers and merchants.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia