The whole family convenience store will launch 100 yen iced coffee

The Japanese family convenience store will launch a new iced coffee on the 13th of this month, with a large cup priced at only 100 yen, in an effort to gain a head start in the fierce competition in the summer, the Yonhap news agency reported.

As of February this year, the whole family convenience store has introduced coffee machines in almost all stores. The customer pays at the cashier, then gets a cup and goes to the coffee machine to fill the coffee. Due to the purchase of large quantities of coffee beans and other reasons, the cost per cup of coffee has been reduced, so the whole family convenience store began to launch 100 yen coffee to compete with other convenience store chains.

A cup of coffee may also drive the sales of bread, pastries and other products, and the price of about 100 yen is attractive, so it is valued by the major convenience stores. According to the person in charge of the family convenience store, "hope to further increase sales."