Farmacias Roma Celebrates Opening of Store 133 in Las Abejas
In a festive and optimistic atmosphere, Farmacias Roma recently opened its 133rd store located in the Las Abejas area, specifically in the Florido IV Sección neighborhood. This event marks another milestone in the pharmacy’s expansion, being their 91st outlet in Tijuana, thereby solidifying their stature as a preferred choice among local families.
Claudia Castro Munguía, the Marketing and Expansion Director at Farmacias Roma, emphasized the company’s mission to get closer to its clients and patients, ensuring that quality service, medication, and products are easily accessible for every occasion. “Each new opening brings us closer to our customers and patients, contributing positively to Tijuana’s well-being,” Castro Munguía stated.
She highlighted the economic impact of the new store, which has generated over 60 direct jobs, and provides the residents of Las Abejas with a convenient alternative, eliminating the need for long commutes. “Being increasingly accessible is vital because traffic and our fast-paced lives demand proximity to services. We are thrilled to meet these needs, offering healthcare, well-being, convenience, home delivery services, and online access under one roof,” she said.
Farmacias Roma provides medical consultation services daily from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, ensuring healthcare accessibility throughout the year. The company is also dedicated to rewarding customer loyalty through the Tarjeta Roma, allowing customers to accumulate “Roma Pesos” with each purchase for future savings.
The store opening also provided an opportunity to promote charitable endeavors, inviting the community to support the Castro Limón Foundation by participating in fundraising campaigns and rounding up their purchases at Farmacias Roma outlets.
In addition to their continuous expansion plans, expected to bring them even closer to their customers in the upcoming year, the company remains committed to the growth and development of Baja California.
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