Thriving Family Enterprise: The Lüners' Business Triumph
Straight-Up happens at Kavak, baby!
Mama Martina Förster-Teutenberg, SPD’s mayoral candidate cuddled up with the gang from the Lünen SPD faction, and they hit up Kavak, y’all! Kavak, a prosperous biz at Wethmarheide, been crushin' it for more than a quarter century, fam. Run by the second generation of the Kavak family, this Turkish food wholesale titan caters to retailers all over Europe, not just Deutschland, but also in the UK and Poland. That's right, they move more than 20,000 tons of rice annually, making 'em the giant rice importers of Germany.
While they chilled with Emre Kavak, it was obvious as day how much this business has ballooned. With a boost in revenue, now they’re eyeing the next big level: expansion. But it ain't all sunshine and rainbows; they need more commercial space to grow. SPD faction promised Kavak their support, stressing the importance of working alongside the Lünen Economic Development Center (WZL) to find their future digs and keep the company in Lünen.
Martina wrapped it up, "Kavak is an ace example of kickass medium-sized businesses with an international vibe in Lünen. Companies like this gotta have strong politicos and civic peeps backing 'em, or they can't keep growing here tomorrow."
Now, as for the future plans for expansion or joint efforts with the WZL, it's need-to-know stuff - might be secret squirrel shit, or it ain't been documented elsewhere. To get the scoop, hit up WZL or Kavak themselves, so they spill the beans on any Hush-Hush deets about collaborations or growth initiatives.
The Kavak family business, a thriving player in both the retail and finance industries, is looking to expand its operations, seeking more commercial space to accommodate future growth. Martina Förster-Teutenberg, the SPD's mayoral candidate, acknowledged the importance of supporting such medium-sized businesses with an international footprint, like Kavak, to ensure their continued growth and presence in Lünen.
