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Happy Market Eid promotion offers low rates for chickens and sausages

Jun 14, 2023, 4:10 AM

Happy Market shop in Thinadhoo. -- Photo: Social media

Happy Market has launched a special Eid promotion with low rates for sausages and chickens.

The promotion will be carried out till the end of June with low rates for Sierra brand boneless chicken and drumsticks and frangosul brand chicken sausage.

“Since different meals and barbecues are made during Eid holidays in all the islands, we want to help our customers get these products at a low rate,” the company said.

Happy Market shops for wholesale and retail purposes are located in Male’, Hulhumale’, Villimale’, Addu city, Kulhudhuffushi and Thinadhoo.

Happy Market also provides free delivery service to island boats. Orders can be placed by sending details to the viber number 7372996.

Happy Market is one of the biggest suppliers of meat in Maldives. The company also markets different sauces, french fries and cheese.

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