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Pacific40 Limited launches Talofa Voucher in partnership with Ah Liki Wholesale Limited

8/1/2019

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PRESS RELEASE published by The Pacific Business Hub
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Laura Keil-Hall, Managing Director of The Pacific Business Hub & Falute Lene, Director & Operations Manager of Pacific40 Ltd

Manukau, AKL- The idea of convenient shopping has a new meaning with Pacific40 Limited launching its Talofa Voucher project in partnership with Ah Liki Wholesale Limited.

The tech company born out of The Pacific Business Hub and supported by the Samoa Business Network has established an e-commerce platform that allows customers in NZ and around the world with online banking/credit or debit card access to buy a shopping voucher for their family in Samoa.

What is unique about the concept is that the person buying the voucher will select the shop that is closer to where their family reside to redeem their Talofa Voucher. This means customers do not have to travel to Apia or Salelologa to redeem their vouchers but can do their shopping at a partner store that is closer to where they live. This will save money on transport and allow customers longer opening hours as most shops in villages are open until 10 or 11 o’clock at night. 

“We are launching Talofa Voucher with the 4 Farmer Joe Supermarkets in Upolu to start with and then hopefully expand to other retail stores around Upolu and Savaii,” said Falute Vaauli-Lene, Director and Operations Manager of Pacific40 Limited. 

She went on to acknowledge that the concept was only possible with a fully established retail infrastructure around Samoa and that is where the partnership with Ah Liki Wholesale Limited was important. Ah Liki Wholesale Limited has a strong network of retail shops around Samoa through their wholesale business and it is a vital component for the Talofa Voucher shopping experience. 

“Ah Liki Wholesale Limited welcomes the opportunity to work with Pacific40 through the Talofa Voucher service as it will allow retail shops in Samoa access to customers in NZ and around the world to help drive sales” said Taimalieutu Charlie Westerlund owner of Ah Liki Investment Limited.
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Talofa Voucher is now available for purchase to customers in NZ and around the world with voucher redemption at Farmer Joe Fugalei, Famer Joe Magi at Siusega, Farmer Joe at Vaitele Tai and Farmer Joe Aita at Saleimoa. For more information customers can visit Pacifi40 Limited Facebook page or their website at www.pacific40.com 

Further Information
  • Pacific40 Limited was established in 2018 and officially launched the Talofa Voucher service with Ah Liki Wholesale Limited in July 2019.
  • Talofa Voucher allow customers in NZ and around the world with online banking/Credit Card or Debit Card access to instantly pay for shopping for their families in Samoa.
  • Pacific40 Limited is located at The Pacific Business Hub, 9 Sharkey St, Manukau and is supported by Samoa Business Network through their business and advisory mentoring group.
  • For more information contact Falute Vaauli-Lene on 02108332223 - falute.lene@pacific40.com
  • To purchase a Talofa Voucher - www.pacific40.com
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