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BHM offers valuable prizes in Yeye coffee promotion

Oct 14, 2024, 10:27 AM

BHM Traders is running a promotion which offers valuable prizes for the purchase of large Yeye coffee packs.

The promotion runs from July 1 to October 31. Customers can join by scanning the QR code on the back of the pack. The QR code will appear when the grey area on the back of the pack is scratched.

Prizes offered:

Umrah trip for five people
MVR 10,000 cash prize for five people
MVR 5,000 cash prize for ten people
A large packet of premium instant coffee mix every day for three people

BHM Traders is one of the largest wholesale and retail companies in the Maldives and it is the sole distributor of many brands such as Yeye, Hosen, Coast and My Baby.

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