We’re a Square 50 Award winner in the Growth category!

We are proud to announce that our company, Lili and Gordo (MX Market), has been honored in the “Growth” category of the Square 50 Awards. This award celebrates companies that are revolutionizing their industries through innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit, while achieving significant expansion.

The Square 50 shines a spotlight on innovative companies around the world. We are one of ten winners in the Growth category, along with other retail, restaurant and service leaders, such as Steel N Ink (Ontario), Gnocchi on 9th (New York), Lavender on the Hill (London) and Luxe Bites (Los Angeles).

We are honoured and grateful to be a winner in the Growth category. This distinction is a reflection of our constant efforts to offer unique and authentic products, while sharing the richness of Lili’s Mexican culture.

Other winners in the Growth category include:

• Steel N Ink – Collingwood, Ontario, Canada
• R. Grace – Minato Ward, Japan
• Ilza – Melbourne, Australia
• Carved – Sandwiches by Chefs – Dublin, Ireland
• Gnocchi on 9th – Brooklyn, New York, United States
• Luxury Bites – Los Angeles, California, United States
• Lavender on the Hill – London, United Kingdom
• Pure Green Franchise – Sunrise, Florida, USA
• HED11 – San Francisco, California, USA

About Square 50

The Square 50 is an annual competition that highlights the most inspiring companies around the world in various categories, such as growth, innovation, and customer experience. This contest highlights the dynamism and expertise of merchants who are transforming their communities and sectors of activity.

https://squareup.com/ca/fr/square50

About Lili and Gordo

We are an online Mexican grocery store that offers delivery throughout Quebec. Our company Lili et Gordo (Marché MX) also operates a store located in Drummondville (marchemx.com). We offer a wide range of authentic Mexican products, as well as catering, taco bars, and cooking classes. With an exceptional customer experience, we are committed to sharing the richness of Mexican culture with Quebecers.