End-of-year gifts for business associates are a valuable tool within the world of corporate relations. These gifts provide an excellent opportunity to show appreciation, strengthen ties with customers and partners and promote business goals. This white paper aims to guide you in understanding the value of end-of-year gifts for business relationships, selecting appropriate gifts and effectively implementing an end-of-year gifts programme.
Most employers or marketers only gift their customers during the end-of-year period. And let this be precisely the period when everyone does this. Regularly providing a personalised gift to your customers contributes to customer loyalty and ensures consistent brand recall. We would like to explain to you why Saint Nicholas is an ideal giving moment for your business relations and what benefits it brings!
The end of the year is approaching faster than you realise, so it is high time to start thinking about your end-of-year gifts again! By ordering your business gifts early, you will save yourself a lot of stress and a considerable saving on your marketing budget! In this blog, we would like to explain why ordering your business gifts early is a strategic approach that is interesting for you, but certainly also for us as a company! After all, it offers several advantages including more choices, time for personalisation, financial planning, saving on your marketing budget and stress reduction!
At Jules Destrooper, they have been making biscuits in an artisanal way for over 130 years, using only natural ingredients, using fair production methods! But how did this delicious biscuit history begin?
A small, cosy bakery in Lo in West Flanders is the beginning of an unprecedented history in Belgian biscuit country. On 8 August 1885, Julius Renatus Maria Destrooper opened his shop, which he combined with colonial goods from Asia and Africa. This clever move set him apart from the other five bakers in the village, and customers came to Lo mainly for his coffee, tobacco, chocolate and spices.
World Fair Trade Day - every second Saturday in May, lets us reflect on the fight against poverty, exploitation and climate change. It is a day to again make us consciously think about working conditions worldwide, because everyone deserves to be treated fairly with normal wages. However, there are still thousands of people working in unfavourable conditions and being poorly paid.
