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Winnipeg Confectionery Uses E-commerce to Survive Pandemic

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Mordens’, a confectionery in Winnipeg, utilized an e-commerce website and virtual payment system when the 2020 pandemic began. This online presence proved critical to the business's survival when its storefront was closed and sales dropped significantly. The company maintained a debt-free status by relying on internal efforts and increased family labor rather than taking on loans.

From theglobeandmail.com

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The case illustrates how a small business can maintain financial stability and avoid debt during a major economic disruption by adapting its sales channels and increasing internal production. This operational strategy allowed the enterprise to rebound and grow after the initial crisis.

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