French Week at Big C kicks off
An event call French Week at Big C began at the supermarket chain’s outlets around the country on December 10 as part of the French Month in Vietnam.
An event called French Week at Big C began at the supermarket’s outlets around the country on December 10 as part of the French Month in Vietnam (Photo: VNA)Hanoi (VNA) – An event call French Week at Big C began at the
supermarket chain’s outlets around the country on December 10 as part of the
French Month in Vietnam.
During the week, consumers will have the chance to experience French products such as wine, traditional breads, hams, butter, cheese, beef and cosmetics.
Big C is offering a discount of 20 percent on overage on all French products besides attractive gifts like a shopping bag and hat.
Organised by Central Group Vietnam and the supermarket chain, the event will run until December 17.-VNA
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