Go Green Grow Green promotion launched at Safari outlets
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Doha, Qatar: With the message of promoting organic farming and living in harmony with nature, the leading hypermarket chain in Doha, Safari, has launc...
Doha, Qatar: With the message of promoting organic farming and living in harmony with nature, the leading hypermarket chain in Doha, Safari, has launched the “Go Green Grow Green” promotion across all its outlets.
The inauguration ceremony was held on October 7 at Safari Mall, Abu Hamour, and was inaugurated by Safari Group Deputy Chairman & Managing Director Zainul Abideen. Safari Group General Manager Surendra Nath and other management representatives were also present at the event.
As part of this promotion, a wide variety of saplings are made available, ranging from vegetable plants to fruit plants such as orange, lemon, papaya, aloe vera, banana, drumstick, basil, curry leaves, coconut, and more.
In addition, decorative plants such as asparagus, anthurium, bonsai, cactus, bamboo sticks, and various types of hanging plants, in different colours and shapes, both imported and local, will also be available through this promotion.
Safari has also arranged seeds of all types of vegetables and ornamental plants for its customers.
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