Duty Free Stores New Zealand Announces Their Autumn Sale

(PRWEB) March 27, 2013

This March Duty Free Stores New Zealand is excited to announce that they are conducting a draw for an iPhone 5 and $ 100 gift vouchers. All customers who spend $ 100 within a single transaction will be given the chance to enter a draw for either the iPhone 5 or one of ten offered $ 100 Duty Free online vouchers. The competition is only open to persons residing in New Zealand and who are 18 years or older. The draw is open until 31 March 2013 and the winner will be announced within 14 days of the conclusion of the draw. The prizes will only be shipped to a New Zealand address and vouchers must be used by December 2013. Gift Vouchers can also be used at the Hamilton City Store or online, but cannot be redeemed for cash.

March not only is the last month to enter the iPhone 5 and voucher draw, but in New Zealand March also marks autumn beginnings and Duty Free New Zealand is acknowledging the turn of seasons with select specials in its Autumn Sale. Duty Free Stores New Zealand is dedicated to being New Zealands leading online provider of Duty Free and is known to provide the best value throughout Australasia. This March Duty Free Stores NZ embraces the spirit of St. Patricks Day and has on special a wide range of items from Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur as part of the Alcohol autumn sale to a range of electronics, duty free perfumes and novelty items.

Duty Free Stores has a pre-order service which allows customers to do all Duty Free shopping from their own home and can be delivered to the airport to be collected free of charge. Along with the offer of Marchs specials, customers can sign up to the Frequent Flyers Club and receive 20% off all cosmetics, fragrance, skin care and alcohol plus or a 5% discount on duty free cameras and electronics. It is free to sign up and ensures that customers get the very best deals when they travel.

The New Zealand Autumn also brings the Easter Holidays and proves to be a popular time to travel for Kiwis. With the crowds that will populate the airports, it makes a big difference to complete your duty free shopping online before arriving at the bustling airport. Travellers flying internationally to or from New Zealand are able to purchase goods from Duty Free New Zealand. Shipping orders can be processed within two working days and will be waiting at the required destination and it is important to note that all prices are in New Zealand Dollars.

Zion Health, Leading Manufacturer of Healing Clay Body Care, Supports Hy-Vee Health Food Stores Commitment to the Nebraska Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (NAND)

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 05, 2013

Joining forces with like-minded community sponsors, natural body care company Zion Health is supporting Hy-Vee health food stores as they donate to NAND for the annual Fuel Up With Color 5K and One Mile Kids Fun Run and Fitness Challenge. Zion Health will contribute over $ 1,000 worth of products to assist Hy-Vee with the cause.

As a firm believer that every growing business should have a strong focus to improve their surrounding communities, natural body care industry leader, Zion Health supports fellow natural foods store Hy-Vee in their shared goal to create a healthy community. Beyond their efforts to be a reliable purveyor of fresh groceries, Hy-Vee seeks to establish its stores as sources for consumer information on diet, nutrition and wellness topics. To do so, Hy-Vee employs dietitians, hosts consumer and employee wellness programs and has HealthMarket departments that feature natural products such as Zion Healths healing clay body care products.

Taking action in 2013 to encourage nutrition and fitness in children and adults, Hy-Vee is supporting NAND for the second annual Fuel Up With Color 5K and One Mile Kids Fun Run and Fitness Challenge. Last years race featured nutrition messages spread out along the course to remind participants of the importance of healthy eating and colorful plates of nutritious food. Children were also challenged with a fitness component at 1/4 mile stations to encourage the 5 food groups as part of a colorful and nourishing diet. Hy-Vee served as a local sponsor where registration was held at Hy-Vees club room. This years race will be held on September 28, 2013 in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Zion Healths ancient clay body care products draw on naturally sourced, sustainable and eco-friendly means that promote clean, green living. A sizable contribution of these products by Zion Health and Hy-Vee to NAND furthers a united effort from the natural health industry to promote nutrition and fitness throughout the community.

Zion Healths organic, natural ancient clay products are available at Hy-Vee stores throughout the mid-West nationwide, at http://www.kanwaminerals.com, and at health food markets and co-ops throughout the United States and Canada. Zion provides its consumers with pure skin and body care products that are 100% vegan, free of parabens, aluminum and formulated using certified organic ingredients whenever possible. For more information on Zion Health products, go to http://www.zionhealth.com

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Duty Free Stores Strengthens Its Position as a Luxury Provider

New Zealand (PRWEB) May 29, 2013

Duty Free Stores New Zealand has recently strengthened its position as a destination for luxury with the addition of 3 luxury skin care brands. Lancome and Clarins are both world renowned French brands synonymous with beautiful skin and Jurlique which is an Australian brand is known for pioneering biodynamic skin care products since 1985. Duty Free New Zealand customers demand quality products and the introduction of these 3 iconic brands are well suited to meet buyers expectations.

The introduction of these luxury skin care products are just in time for the cold snap that has hit New Zealand and causing kiwis to break out their scarfs and gloves. The colder weather is not only causing a change in wardrobe, but has even a greater effect on skin conditions. Dry agitated skin is a common malady brought on by low temperatures and winter winds. Lancome, Clarins and Jurlique provide select products that help protect skin from harsh weather conditions that would otherwise cause damage.

Lancome is known for producing a range of visionary skincare products from cleansers to cr

Reskin, the Reusable Bandage That Prevents Blisters, Now Available in Rexall Pharmaplus Stores

Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) May 30, 2013

The reusable bandage, ReSkin from Bescot Healthcare Canada, is now available in Rexall PharmaPlus stores across Canada. ReSkin has been predominately used by distance runners since its launch to avoid not only friction in their shoes but from chafing arm bands for mp3 devices, insulin pump belts and even sports bra straps and hooks. Many male runners frequently use them as nipple guards to prevent even more painful friction from damp running shirts.

A special Lycra weave material paired with a soft silicone-based adhesive makes ReSkin helpful to anyone experiencing friction whether it is from athletic shoes, new work shoes or fashionable high heels. The product acts as a secondary protective skin, making it comfortable for everyday use.

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Beauty, Cosmetics and Fragrance Stores in Canada Industry Market Research Report Now Available from IBISWorld

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 27, 2013

The Beauty, Cosmetics and Fragrance Stores industry is largely dependent on consumer spending on discretionary products. During the five years to 2013, consumer confidence suffered due to growing unemployment, the domestic recession and weakened global economic conditions. As a result, consumers tightened their budgets and cut out unnecessary beauty purchases. Those that did buy makeup and fragrances opted to buy these items from drug stores or mass merchandisers, which typically carry value-priced versions, says IBISWorld industry analyst Nikoleta Panteva. Other shoppers bought fewer items from beauty stores. As a result, industry revenue fell from 2008 to 2010. Growth since 2011 has not been significant; revenue is anticipated to grow 1.3% through 2013 on the back of a slowly recovering economy. On average, industry revenue has dropped 0.1% per year from 2008 to 2013, to an estimated $ 1.6 billion.

Profit has also declined during this period, resulting from consumers substituting lower-priced products for premium ones. IBISWorld estimates that margins (i.e. earnings before interest and tax) have decreased from 4.7% of revenue in 2008 and 4.3% in 2013. Strong internal and external competition has defined the industry over the past five years. Internally, operators have competed on price, product selection, quality and customer service. Externally, they have faced competitive pressures from value-priced drug stores and mass merchandisers. Unprofitable participants have exited the industry or consolidated with larger, more successful players. Consequently, the industry has shrunk at an annualized rate of 2.9% to 1,470 stores expected by the end of 2013. Fortunately for the industry, consumer confidence is on the rise and is projected to continue growing over the five years to 2018. According to Panteva, as economic activity recovers domestically and internationally, consumers will feel more secure in their finances, allowing them to make more discretionary purchases, including beauty products. Moreover, with more spending money, shoppers will be better able to afford premium products like cosmeceuticals (i.e. cosmetics with pharmaceutical properties) and naturally derived cosmetics.

Concentration within the Beauty, Cosmetics and Fragrance Stores industry is low. The industry's four largest players account for well under 40.0% of industry revenue. The average operator generates $ 1.4 million annually, accounting for 0.9% of the industry. Over the five years to 2013, market share concentration has increased. Large companies have the means to expand, which allows them to generate more revenue. Meanwhile, smaller participants have suffered over the past five years due to declining consumer spending on discretionary beauty items. Industry revenue overall has fallen, giving major players a better chance to expand their market shares via brand recognition and product selection. For more information, visit IBISWorlds Beauty, Cosmetics and Fragrance Stores in Canada industry report page.

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