[VIDEO] Vlierdense Maud is pas 13 jaar oud en toch al succesvol onderneemster
A 13-year-old entrepreneur from Vlierden is already experiencing business success with a simple, yet effective, venture: selling eggs. Maud, as she is known, manages the daily tasks of sourcing, packaging, and selling eggs from a self-service “eierkastje” – an egg box – located at her home.
A Budding Business
Maud’s initiative was inspired by two of her nieces in Someren, who had established a similar operation. She has partnered with a local farmer to secure a consistent supply of eggs. Currently, she reports selling more than ten eggs per day.
Profit and Practicality
Maud earns approximately sixty cents profit per box of eggs sold. Customers can purchase eggs at a price of 2.20 euro for ten eggs, paying with exact cash at the eierkastje, which is positioned to the left of the front door at Brouwhuisweg 11 in Vlierden.
Maud is also accepting donations of empty egg cartons from the community, as she needs them for packaging future sales.
What’s Next?
If Maud continues to sell over ten eggs a day, she could potentially reach her savings goal of 20 euro relatively quickly. She may also explore ways to expand her operation, perhaps by increasing her supply or offering different egg sizes or quantities. It is also possible that other young people in the area could be inspired by her example and start their own small businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Maud’s eierkastje located?
The eierkastje is located at Brouwhuisweg 11 in Vlierden, to the left of the front door.
How much do the eggs cost?
The eggs cost 2.20 euro for ten eggs.
What kind of payment does Maud accept?
Maud accepts only cash, and it must be exact change.
What small business ventures have you seen succeed in your own community?