Duty Free PH sells pasalubong packs online


July 29, 2019
 

By

Cristina Lee-Pisco
 
People's Journal

TO match up with the latest trend of online shopping, the Duty Free Philippines (DFP) is now selling its exclusive pasalubong packs (chocolates sold in bags) through online.

Exclusive pasalubong packs can now be purchased online through dfp.com.ph, the DFP said.
When purchasing online, customers’ flight details are required.
Shoppers are allowed to buy up to US$1,000 worth of items 48 hours upon arrival and their items will be prepared for pick-up at the airport.
Chocolates remained the number one category in terms of sales in all DFP outlets, with 30 percent share in the total consolidated sales from January to June.
The confectionery category is led by Toblerone, Cadbury, Hershey, Mars, Nestle, and Lindt. These top six brands have a combined share of almost 65 percent of the total sales under the said category.
Currently, there are about 100 chocolate brands from premium to traditional chocolates sold at DFP. First-class chocolates include Godiva, Valrhona, Neuhaus, Munz, Goldkenn, Swiss Dream, Belgian Ritter Sports, Anthon Berg, Ferrero and Guylian.
Driving growth is the “pasalubong” packs that have been the consistent bestseller among the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and balikbayans.
“We’re finding “pasalubong” packs working exceptionally well, people want the larger packs for its value and exciting freebies,” said DFP Chief Operating Officer (C00) Vicente Pelagio A. Angala.
For every purchase of three “pasalubong” packs, a customer may choose from a wide selection of freebies such as luggage, electric fan, rice cooker, toaster, a toy car, air bed, and among others. Customers are also entitled to a raffle ticket for a chance to win Mac notebooks, iPad, Bose wireless headsets and iPhone XS Max.
Also driving sales is the authenticity and quality of chocolates.

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