Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Virginia Business Owner Opening Butcher Shop to Distinguish Himself from Traditional Grocery Stores




Chris Tavenner has a good understanding of what it takes to start a business.  After spending the past eight years working for the state of Virginia assisting small companies in learning the process of establishing a business, he’s applying this tenet to his own venture by opening a butcher shop.  The Boneyard Butcher and Seafood Shop is slated to open next month in the Richmond, Virginia, area selling high end meat and seafood from beef to live lobsters.  

Tavenner believes opening his new butcher shop will fill a void in the grocery store market for many customers desiring another option for their meat and seafood needs beyond what supermarkets tend to offer.  The meat and seafood industry has grown over the years especially now with a rise in demand for organic products.  With the holidays a few weeks away, patrons will flock to their nearest meat and seafood shops to get those premium cuts of meat to serve on Thanksgiving.  Whether your shop is planning to expand or needs extra funding for operational costs to brace for a busy holiday season, knowing what’s available in the lending market is important. 

Whatever the need is, Silver Rock Funding can help.  Silver Rock Funding has a network of lenders dedicated to you and your meat store meeting its financial goals.  The application process is fast and within 72 hours loans can be approved for merchant cash advances of up to $500,000, making sure you have the requisite funding to stay ahead of the competition.

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