MEXICO CITY, June 10 (EL UNIVERSAL) .- Although 1,400 schools have returned to the classroom in person since this week after staying with online education for 15 months, stationery stores and businesses dedicated to the sale of school supplies in the Historic Center have not registered an increase in their sales.
The president of the Nuestro Centro association, Amparo Rosillo, explained that the commercial activity remains the same as before the students returned to the schools, the sale of materials is up to date, according to what the students require.
However, he anticipated that they are on the expectation that the graduations may mean a growth in the influx in the first square of the city, as well as in the sales of items in particular for this celebration such as dresses, formal wear, footwear and also jewelry , flowers and presents that are often given to students who complete a stage of education.
“What can rebound sales in the coming weeks is the issue of graduations, because that implies that things such as clothes, footwear are bought and also greatly increases the influx in the center, and consequently, in the stores” he added.
The leader recalled that last year thousands of students could not have their ceremony as traditionally is done, so with the advancement of vaccination and the state’s permanence in green light there is confidence that these events can be carried out carefully.
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