Lucentra Cultivates its Service Areas for Clients

MOORESTOWN, N.J. - May 1, 2013 - PRLog -- The Lucentra Corporation recently began renewing its market segments to provide clients with as much updated information about each topic as possible. Each segment, beginning with agricultural products will contain trends and factors that can change things like demand.

Lucentra is an international consulting firm that specializes in helping small businesses expand. By providing service area information, Lucentra intends to inform clients about markets they may want to expand into. The information provided will help a business figure out whether going into a market will be profitable, or if the market is at a low and should be avoided.

Revitalization of these segments is in part due to the integration of KDBM International, a merger that occurred at the beginning of April. Major structural changes will be made to each segment, including the addition of blogs. Some of the 22 segments already include daily blogs, but the rest are in progress and are expected to be up soon.

Agricultural products, which is the first segment to be revitalized, appears to be an expansive and popular market. The United Nations revealed agriculture to be the largest employer in the world. It employs approximately 40 percent of the world’s population. There are four categories of agriculture: raw materials, fibers, foods and fuels. Each of these is vital to our way of life, which is why agriculture is such a large market.

Lucentra also gives information on the world’s top importers and exporters of agricultural products, as a way of helping clients figure out where would be best to market such products. The page further discusses changing consumer preferences and how economic growth in countries like China and India affects the demand for agricultural products. Lucentra uses food demand as an example of alteration to agricultural need. A flux in income would effect how much and the type of food a household consumes. A change in a large percentage of household incomes would then affect the demand for certain agricultural products.

Because things like consumer preferences and economic growth are changeable, Lucentra vows to provide clients with updated information that will be useful to clients who have inquiries on agricultural products. One of the ways Lucentra will provide relevant information is through its upcoming blog.  

Danielle Steffenhagen,

Director of Public Relations,

Lucentra