03:05A mega store selling giant-sized packages of snacks opened in Changsha, the capital of China's Hunan province.
Footage filmed on Wednesday shows customers of all ages carrying large packages of cookies and chips inside and outside the store as well as taking pictures.
"It should satisfy those who love spicy food, aiming to achieve freedom in pursuit of spiciness, like with spicy snacks," shared a customer.
The move is the latest effort by China's leading snack chain brand, Snacks Are Busy, to stand out in a competitive market by catering to the region's love for all things spicy.
According to a 2022 industry report by Redstar Capital, a research and financial news group based in southwestern China, the snack food market in China has maintained an annual growth rate of more than 11 percent since 2015 amid steady expansion across the country.
Please mum! Mega store selling giant-sized snacks opens in China's Changsha
A mega store selling giant-sized packages of snacks opened in Changsha, the capital of China's Hunan province.
Footage filmed on Wednesday shows customers of all ages carrying large packages of cookies and chips inside and outside the store as well as taking pictures.
"It should satisfy those who love spicy food, aiming to achieve freedom in pursuit of spiciness, like with spicy snacks," shared a customer.
The move is the latest effort by China's leading snack chain brand, Snacks Are Busy, to stand out in a competitive market by catering to the region's love for all things spicy.
According to a 2022 industry report by Redstar Capital, a research and financial news group based in southwestern China, the snack food market in China has maintained an annual growth rate of more than 11 percent since 2015 amid steady expansion across the country.
A mega store selling giant-sized packages of snacks opened in Changsha, the capital of China's Hunan province.
Footage filmed on Wednesday shows customers of all ages carrying large packages of cookies and chips inside and outside the store as well as taking pictures.
"It should satisfy those who love spicy food, aiming to achieve freedom in pursuit of spiciness, like with spicy snacks," shared a customer.
The move is the latest effort by China's leading snack chain brand, Snacks Are Busy, to stand out in a competitive market by catering to the region's love for all things spicy.
According to a 2022 industry report by Redstar Capital, a research and financial news group based in southwestern China, the snack food market in China has maintained an annual growth rate of more than 11 percent since 2015 amid steady expansion across the country.