The Canary Islands supermarket chain, Hiperdino, is launching the campaign 'Offers that Fly' between November 8 and 11, in which it will offer "irresistible discounts to help stretch the budget of Canarian households, true to its motto of the best prices in the Canary Islands."
Among them, the company highlights the 5-liter can of Ybarra smooth olive oil at 29.95 euros, the kilo of avocados at 4.99 euros, and the 4-kilo mesh of juice oranges at 3.99 euros.
The objective, explain company sources, is to "offer more for less, respond to the current needs of consumers and provide them with opportunities to economize without compromising quality."
The leading supermarket chain in the Archipelago includes a wide variety of products in this campaign, including fresh products such as meat, fish and fruit.
Hiperdino was founded in 1985 and employs 9,500 people in 258 establishments throughout the archipelago. The company calculates its contribution to the Canary Islands economy at 2.58% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
The integration of sustainability into the company's activity contemplates three fundamental lines of action: Canarian society and families; commercialization of sustainable products and services, and environmental management and the fight against climate change.
