Apr 27, 2017
Farmácia Grannus is celebrating its 22 year anniversary and reveals some of its big wins and challenges it faced getting this far. More information on the business can be found at www.farmaciagrannus.com
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Guaxupé, Brazil - April 27, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Manipulation pharmacy “Farmácia Grannus” Celebrates Its 22rd Anniversary
Farmacia Grannus is celebrating their 22rd Anniversary, which commemorates 22 incredible years of learning and dedication to the customers, always prioritizing the security and needs that each consumer has years in business. This is a huge milestone for the Guaxupe, MG, Brazil-based manipulation pharmacy business, Farmacia de Manipulação Guaxupe which has provided the manipulation pharmacy to consumers interested in special formulas and even unique to every need, not only in medicines but in cosmetics, supplements, among other products.
Farmacia Grannus got its start in 1996 when founder Glaucia Gonçalves, seeing the need for personalized health treatments, decided to create a pharmacy with the best products of the segment of manipulation of medicines, cosmetics, natural products and nutritional supplements.
While every business of course faces challenges, some, like Farmacia Grannus are fortunate enough to enjoy real successes, wins and victories too. Once such victory is being, in these more than 20 years of market, a consolidated company, admittedly reliable and qualified, offering to the clients health and well-being.
Glaucia, owner at Farmacia Grannus was also quoted when discussing another big win. “One of the high points of Farmácia Grannus’s history so far was our positive returns to our constant investments in people and new technologies coupled with a policy of conscious consumption through socio-environmental programs, guarantee safety and reliability in our products.”
She also says “We’re delighted to be celebrating our 22 Year Anniversary. I believe the secret to getting this far in business today is the concern to prioritize the security and needs of each client as a single and more important subject.”.
Farmacia Grannus currently consists of more than 15 employees and has big plans for the upcoming year. One of their core objectives is keep helping the clients to be happier with themselves, feeling more beautiful and healthier.
Farmacia Grannus would also like to thank friends, customers and all its partners for their well wishes on this happy occasion.
More information on the business can be found at www.farmaciagrannus.com.br
Contact Info:
Name: Gláucia Gonçalves
Organization: Fármacia Grannus
Address: 81 Rua Coronel Joaquim Costa, Guaxupé, Minas Gerais 37800-000, Brazil
Phone: +55-35-3551-5595
For more information, please visit http://www.farmaciagrannus.com
Source: PressCable
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