Ferns N Petals Announces International Rakhi Delivery in 100+ Countries Worldwide
- Country:
- India
Ferns N Petals is a renowned online gifting portal that recently launched its exclusive Rakhi 2019 collection in India which allowed the customers to send rakhi online conveniently. Now the company has gone live with its International Rakhi catalog covering 100+ countries worldwide and is offering free shipping to the customers. It is a major milestone for Ferns N Petals as it used to cater to 70 countries earlier. Extending delivery in 100+ countries is a strategic move which will put the company ahead of the competition in all aspects.
The International catalog consists of beautiful designer rakhis, set of 2 rakhis, Lumba rakhi for brother and sister-in-law, kids rakhi, rakhi with sweets, rakhi with dry fruits etc. and will allow the customers to choose from 1000+ rakhi gifts. It should also be noted that as of now all the international orders are with free shipping to all 100+ countries.
Talking about expansion of Rakhi delivery, Mr. Sai Thota, Head of Marketing & International Expansion, said, "Besides India, we have been delivering rakhi for more than 15 years in developed countries like the USA, Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia, etc. where NRIs are in big numbers. We made it extremely convenient for customers to send rakhi to Canada, rakhi to the UK and many other countries. We have been adding a few countries year-on-year based on our market research where there is a gap of the fulfillment of Rakhi across the globe and we were successfully able to scale it up to 70 countries by last year. We have got very good response even in countries like Kenya, too. Demand for skilled labor across all the developing and even the underdeveloped countries is creating job opportunities for Indians who are moving to countries like Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda, etc. Thus, we are expanding our Rakhi deliveries to another 30+ countries to help the Indian siblings to send Rakhi gifts. We can now deliver Rakhi and Rakhi gifts to more than 100 countries."
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