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Do’s & Don’ts of Setting Up a Catering Business In 2023

Blessing Osazuwa by Blessing Osazuwa
January 23, 2023
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Catering businesses can be lucrative in Nigeria, as the demand for catering services is high, especially for events such as weddings, parties, and corporate events. The industry in Nigeria is also growing due to the increasing number of middle-class citizens who are willing to spend more on food and events.

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However, the level of competition in the catering industry in Nigeria can be high, and it’s important for business owners to differentiate their offerings by providing high-quality food and excellent customer service. Additionally, just like every other venture, owning a catering business requires a good understanding of the market and a good marketing strategy.

Here are some do’s and don’ts when setting up a catering business in Nigeria:

Do’s:

  1. Research: Understand the demand for catering services in the area where you plan to set up your business. Find out what type of food is in demand and what your competitors are offering.
  2. Create a business plan: Having a solid business plan will help you organize your ideas and set goals for your business.
  3. Invest in good equipment and utensils: Invest in high-quality equipment that will help you prepare and serve food efficiently.
  4. Build a strong team: Build a team of experienced and dedicated staff to help you run your business if you can afford to and if you need extra hands.
  5. Create a strong online presence: Use social media platforms to create awareness about your business, and to promote your services.

Don’ts:

  1. Don’t underestimate capital: Starting a catering business can be expensive, so make sure you have enough funds to cover all expenses.
  2. Don’t cut corners on quality: The quality of your food is crucial to the success of your business. In addition to taste, make sure you maintain high standards of hygiene and food safety.
  3. Don’t ignore the importance of marketing: Marketing your business is essential to attract customers and grow your business.
  4. Don’t overextend yourself: Starting a catering business can be demanding, so make sure you have the time and energy to devote to it.
  5. Don’t ignore the importance of customer service: Good customer service can go a long way in building a loyal customer base.

It is important to note that the success of a catering business also depends on other factors such as access to financing, and the overall economic climate. It is always recommended to conduct market research and create a comprehensive business plan before starting a catering business or any other business in Nigeria.

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