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Even though the COVID-19 situation in Hong Kong seems to be slowly on the mend and we’re now blessedly able to go back out for gatherings in groups of four, we’re sure there are a lot of you out there who are by now completely used to being cooped up at home, and have graciously accepted living life in your comfiest pyjamas. Your skin is glowing from not wearing makeup everyday, your dog is super grateful for all the extra time you can spend with them, and you just don’t see the need to head outdoors any more.
Luckily for us, life in the twenty-first century means that we can most certainly conduct much of modern living from the comfort of our couches. A few simple swipes of your smart devices will bring everything you need straight to your doorstep. The concept of subscription boxes have been around for a while now, conveniently bringing us products such as beauty items, skincare, books, and snacks in regular intervals. The next big thing is the rise of grocery delivery platforms, where you can order your pantry staples and regularly consumed foodstuffs, without ever setting foot in a packed (and potentially germy) supermarket ever again.
Eat the Kiwi is an online grocer which stocks sustainably farmed, free-range, natural, or grass-fed products. What makes them stand out is you can add food products that you regularly need, such as bread, eggs, and cheese, into your basket, and have them be sent to you every week or every two weeks! Learn more about this innovative grocery subscription service here.
Right now, Eat the Kiwi is running a competition where one lucky Localiiz reader stands to win a $2,000 gift voucher to spend on subscribing to groceries! We did some quick calculations, and this is enough to get the average family one to two weeks’ worth of groceries, with some longer-lasting products such as wine, olive oil, and tinned food, as well. All you have to do to enter this competition is to answer this simple question below.
*Psst: The answer lies in this article! For an additional entry in the competition, make sure to also follow them on Facebook and Instagram.
Eat the Kiwi delivers all over Hong Kong with the exception of Ma Wan, and the $2,000 voucher will be valid for one year. The competition will finish at the end of the month, so grab this chance to get some premium food for free and try out grocery subscription for yourself!
This competition is brought to you by Localiiz in partnership with Eat the Kiwi.
Terms & Conditions
1. Competition details form part of these terms and conditions 2. Entry is open to residents of Hong Kong except for employees (and their families) of Localiiz.com (HK) Ltd, the suppliers of the prizes and any other companies associated with the competition. 3. The competition closes on September 29, 2020, at 11.45 pm. The winners will be contacted by September 30, 2020. 4. The prize(s) will be awarded to the entrants who have answered the competition question(s) correctly as judged by the Localiiz judges. 5. Reasonable efforts will be made to contact the winner(s) using the contact information provided by the entrant. If the winner(s) cannot be contacted, or are unable to comply with these terms and conditions, Localiiz.com (Hong Kong) Limited reserves the right to offer the prize to the next eligible entrant. 6. The winner(s) agree(s) to the use of their name and photograph to make a public announcement of the prize award, and will co-operate with any other reasonable requests by Localiiz.com (Hong Kong) Ltd relating to any post-winning publicity. 7. The entrant(s) must be aged 18 or over. 8. Proof of identity and age may be required. 9. All entries must be made directly by the person entering the competition and use of a false name or email address will result in disqualification. 10. Entries made online using methods generated by a script, macro or the use of automated devices will be void. 11. No responsibility can be accepted for entries lost, delayed or corrupted, or due to computer error in transit. 12. The prizes are as stated, are not transferable to another individual and no cash or other alternatives will be offered. 13. The winner(s) is (are) responsible for expenses and arrangements not specifically included in the prizes, including transport to the venue. Prizes are subject to availability and the prize suppliers’ terms and conditions, for example, their opening hours. 14. Failure to respond and/or provide an address for delivery, or failure to meet the eligibility requirements may result in forfeiture of the prize. 15. Where applicable, the decision of the judges is final based on the criteria set out in the promotion and no correspondence will be entered into over this decision. 16. The provider of the prize is specified within the promotional material. 17. In the event of a discrepancy between these standard terms and conditions and the details in the promotional material (or any other terms and conditions provided/referred to at the time of entry), the details of the promotional material (and any other terms and conditions provided/referred to at the time of entry) shall prevail. 18. The competition organiser is Localiiz.com (Hong Kong) Limited, 9/F, Unit B&C, Casey Building, 38 Lok Ku Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. 19. A list of winners will be available by writing into the organiser no earlier than six weeks (unless otherwise stated) after the close of the competition. Only the surname of the winners will be disclosed. 20. Packaging of the prize may not be the same as shown in this article, and subject to change 21. Prizes to be redeemed before the end of 2020.
Eat the Kiwi delivers the goodness of New Zealand to restaurants and homes in Hong Kong. They understand the level of quality and consistency that top chefs need, and know that this is what customers want at home too, sourcing peak season produce directly from farmers and producers. Eat the Kiwi also offers Hong Kong’s first grocery subscription service.
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