Zaragoza butcher shop Hermanos Pueyo serves customers in Spanish Sign Language and adds an accessible area

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Carnicería Hermanos Pueyo, a second-generation family butcher's stall in Zaragoza's Mercado Central, has become one of Spain's most accessible shops for disabled customers: its staff serve customers in Spanish Sign Language (LSE), and the stall has an area adapted for people with reduced mobility. Owners Erika and David Pueyo say inclusion is part of the service at the 55-year-old family business.

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