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Retailers in southern hub roll out promotions for Women’s Day

With Vietnamese Women’s Day (October 20) approaching, stores in Ho Chi Minh City are stocking up on a wide range of products and offering promotions to attract customers.
Retailers in southern hub roll out promotions for Women’s Day ảnh 1Customers choose cosmetics at a supermarket in HCM City. (Photo courtesy of Saigon Co.op)

HCM City (VNS/VNA) - With Vietnamese Women’s Day(October 20) approaching, stores in Ho Chi Minh City are stocking up on a widerange of products and offering promotions to attract customers.

Saigon Co.op is offering discounts of 20-46% on more than 1,000cosmetic, personal care and fashion products at its Co.opmart, Co.opXtra, Co.opFood, Co.op Smile, Cheers, Finelife, and Co.oponline outlets until October 25.

The supermarket chain has also launched more than 200 kinds of giftboxes containing beauty brands and fruit hampers and others made to order fromcustomers.

Nguyen Ngoc Thang, marketing director of Saigon Co.op and directorof Co.opmart’s operations division, said: “In addition to the target customergroup, Saigon Co.op also prioritises Gen Z customers - the most tech-savvygeneration.”

LOTTE Mart has launched a promotion programme on products such asskin, hair and body care, make-up and cosmetics, health products, and others withbig discounts.

Other retailers, fashion and cosmetics shops and jewellerycompanies in the city are also offering attractive discounts.

PNJ is offering discounts of up to 25% on gold jewellery and 50%on silver for customers shopping on its online channel until October 22.

Customers at its stores will get promotions and gifts.

Many fashion, cosmetic and footwear shops can be seen decked outwith promotion banners./.
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