PETALING JAYA: Over 500 merchants have successfully registered on AirAsia Group's Save Our Shops (SOS) campaign to help local businesses affected by the Covid-19 outbreak.
The campaign will help local businesses by featuring them on AirAsia's e-commerce Ourshop platform in April.Teleport chief executive officer Pete Chareonwongsak said that as of Wednesday , Ourshop has over 580 new merchants registered in the SOS campaign.
"New merchants include organic fresh produce farmers Mascorn, sustainable roasted cricket superfood Ento, soy wax candle makers 5Luze scents, Asean delights Santan, breakfast granola snacks W Place and Kintry, dessert makers Shweets Chocolates & Confectioneries and more," said Chareonwongsak in an email interview with The Star recently.
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