Four cities open first. Every other city gets a plain “not yet” — and your answer tells us which city opens next. No pretending, no country-wide promises.
A city opens when its local distributor is signed — on paper, with the proof rule agreed. Until then it stays on this list as opening, and the list for that city hears first.
Cap-Haïtien — Okap — is Haiti's second city and the main city of the North. Families here shop at the big markets and provision depots around the Cluny market area, and a pickup point in the city is a normal trip, not a journey.
Cap-Haïtien →Les Cayes — Okay — is the main city of the South, the shopping centre for the whole southern peninsula. Goods bought in Les Cayes stay in Les Cayes: your family's package is prepared by a distributor in their own city.
Les Cayes →Jacmel — Jakmèl — is the main city of the Southeast, a port town with its own markets and provision sellers. Diaspora families from the Jacmel valley are exactly who this store is being built for.
Jacmel →Petit-Goâve — Tigwav — sits on the southern road in the West department. Families here are used to travelling far for fair prices; a local pickup point, with goods bought in Petit-Goâve itself, changes that.
Petit-Goâve →