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Published: 02 Jan 2021 05:53 PM BdST
Updated: 02 Jan 2021 05:53 PM BdST
Alesha Mart has launched its e-commerce business, aleshamart.com, offering innovative and customised services to meet the needs of consumers. );
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The service was launched at an inauguration ceremony attended by Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi on Saturday.
To ensure an easy and hassle-free online shopping experience and the fastest doorstep delivery service, Alesha Mart offers a wide range of products and services to meet the market demand of the emerging digital e-commerce industry, it said in a statement.
The e-commerce business features a combination of quality products, medicine delivery service, discounts, membership packages, the convenience of buying grocery products on credit, while offering a platform for freelancers and small-business entrepreneurs to export local products.
Alesha Holdings launches Alesha Mart
Staff Correspondent
Alesha Holdings has launched e-commerce business Alesha Mart (aleshamart.com) in Bangladesh.
With the aim of ensuring easy and hassle-free online shopping experience to customers and providing the fastest delivery at doorstep, Alesha Mart is offering various products and services to meet the market demand.
Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi addressed the inauguration ceremony as the chief guest while Member Standing Committee, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Mohibur Rahman Manik was also present, said a press release.
Alesha Mart Chairman Md Monzur Alam Sikder, Chief Executive Officer Md Atiqur Rahman, and Managing Director Sadia Chowdhury were also present on the occasion.
Alesha Mart launches e-commerce site
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Star Business Desk
Star Business Desk
Alesha Holdings on Friday launched an e-commerce site to get a slice of the rapidly expanding market ensuring customers with faster delivery and quality products.
The aleshamart.com will also provide medicine delivery service, hefty discounts, attractive membership package, cash home delivery of MFS transferred money, convenience of buying grocery products on credit, work scope for the freelancers and a platform for small entrepreneurs to export local products.
The announcement came at a time when online sales witnessed a turbocharged growth because of pandemic as many people opt for home deliveries in order to avert the contact of the lethal pathogen.