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  • Schnitz Breaks Into Chicken Tender Game: Launches New Mouthwatering Signature Tenders Range Nationwide

    Schnitz Breaks Into Chicken Tender Game: Launches New Mouthwatering Signature Tenders Range Nationwide

    Schnitz, the renowned food chain, continues to expand its product range by stepping into the chicken tender category with the launch of Tom’s Signature Tenders. This new offering signifies an innovative line of premium whole-muscle chicken.

    Tom’s Signature Tenders are prepared through a unique buttermilk marination process. The tenders are then coated in a signature breading that further enhances their taste and texture. They are available in both Original and Spicy varieties to cater to the varied palates of customers.

    Adding to this, Schnitz is also introducing two new dipping sauces – Signature Sauce and Premium Ranch – to perfectly complement the chicken tenders.

    The newly launched chicken tenders have been integrated into Schnitz’s menu in a number of formats. These include Tender packs and Tender boxes, created specifically to accommodate various dining occasions.

    These premium chicken tenders are available nationwide at all Schnitz locations. Customers can enjoy them either in-store or conveniently order them online.

    Questions & Answers

    What is the unique preparation method for Tom’s Signature Tenders?
    Tom’s Signature Tenders are prepared using a unique buttermilk marination process, followed by a coating of signature breading.

    What varieties are available for Tom’s Signature Tenders?
    Tom’s Signature Tenders are available in two varieties: Original and Spicy.

    Can customers order Tom’s Signature Tenders from any location and how can they do that?
    Yes, customers can order Tom’s Signature Tenders from any Schnitz location across the country. They have the option to enjoy their meal in-store or place an order online.

  • Steggles Launches New Flavours In Tenders Range, Exclusively At Woolworths

    Steggles Launches New Flavours In Tenders Range, Exclusively At Woolworths

    Steggles, a renowned poultry brand, has announced the introduction of two unique flavours to its popular Steggles Tenders line. These new offerings will be available exclusively at Woolworths locations starting next week.

    Inventing New Flavours

    The upcoming additions to the Steggles Tenders range are Sweet & Spicy and Korean Style. Both these flavours have been carefully created using 100% chicken tenderloins. Not only are these new variants bursting with taste, but they also come with a 4-star health rating, making them a healthier choice for consumers.

    These new products uphold Steggles’ commitment to quality and health. They are free from artificial flavours and colours, and they contain no added preservatives or hormones. The new Sweet & Spicy and Korean Style Steggles Tenders will be available in 600g packs.

    Prioritising Convenience

    Steggles is not just focused on taste and health; the brand also prioritises consumer convenience. The new chicken tenders can be prepared in just 25 minutes, making them an ideal choice for individuals and families seeking quick, healthy, and tasty meal options.

    Steggles was bought by Baiada in 2009. Since then, it has continued to provide fresh, chilled, and frozen chicken and turkey products to its loyal customer base.

    Questions & Answers

    What are the new flavours introduced to the Steggles Tenders line?
    The new flavours introduced to the Steggles Tenders line are Sweet & Spicy and Korean Style.

    What is the health rating of the new Steggles Tenders flavours?
    The new Steggles Tenders flavours carry a 4-star health rating.

    What is the commitment of Steggles towards the health of its consumers?
    Steggles is committed to providing healthier food options. Their products are free from artificial colours and flavours and do not contain any added preservatives or hormones.

  • Incheon Airport duty-free tenders to be Launched soon

    Incheon Airport duty-free tenders to be Launched soon

    Incheon Airport duty-free tenders will be released in the fourth quarter of this year.

    The airport, thought to be the world’s most lucrative for retail, has committed to a fair-tender process for both international and local retailers seeking spots in its Terminal 1 building. Almost all Terminal 1 duty-free concessions are scheduled to expire in August next year.

    The 12 duty-free concessions at the terminal are now run by seven Korean firms, including general duty-free retailers Lotte, The Shilla, and Shinsegae, although the airport’s management is encouraging foreign participation in the upcoming tender.

    “The door is always open,” said Incheon Airport’s director of concessions planning Dong-ik Shin. “There is no discrimination against any foreign duty-free operators. Our bidding process is very fair and transparent; the whole bidding process is done in public.”

    Incheon Airport is offering a new arrangement for the duty-free concessions that doubles the previous contract length to ten years and adopts a concession fee based on passenger growth rather than the current minimum annual guarantee model (MAG).

    According to Shin, the new 10-year contract makes it “a very significant and nice opportunity” considering the lucrative sales revenues available at IIA.

  • New integrated resort in China by Fosun

    New integrated resort in China by Fosun

    Fosun bets on integrated resorts to address the needs of Chinese travelers, who are showing interest in these types of experiences. Fresh from its Hong Kong initial public offering last month, Fosun Tourism Group is making good on its intention to use the proceeds to develop two new integrated resorts in China, announcing properties under the Thomas Cook Group brands Casa Cook and Sunwing.

    The two projects are in Lijiang, Yunnan province, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage old town, and Taicang, Jiangsu province, 30 minutes from Shanghai.

    Fosun Tourism chairman and CEO Jim Qian told Skift he is seeing different segments emerging in China’s domestic travel market. While this is already the norm in mature western markets, it’s just starting in China, and there’s a need to offer local travelers a choice of hotel brands and a variety of experiences, said Qian.

    In so doing, Fosun is turning to what’s in the family, its own Club Med and its Thomas Cook China joint venture. The Lijiang Albion International Resort will also have a Club Med, which has “a different positioning” from the boutique, design-led Casa Cook, he said.

    The whole development in Lijiang is spread over at 350,000 square meters (382,765 square yards). It is located near the Baisha old town, which lies closest to the majestic Yulong Snow Mountain, and is the only land permitted for massive development.

    How it will be sensitive to the tranquil and preserved ancient surroundings remains to be seen. For now, its website says it aims to attract mid- to high-profile guests by offering the total package, including a Club Med snow-themed resort, a guesthouses town, riverside shows, heritage towns, outdoor activities, health and wellness.

    “We will deliver a lot,” said Qian. “I believe in the future when a family goes on a holiday, they don’t just want to stay in the room.

    “Nowadays in China, we have more resort hotels in destinations such as Sanya, but most are actually business hotel brands moving from the city to the beach. I don’t think that kind of hotel is suitable for a family holiday. We will introduce the real beach or holiday resort to a destination.”

    Not much is known of Fosun’s other resort project in Taicang except that it is smaller at 145,000 square meters (158,570 square yards).

    Both are expected to be completed in stages from late 2020.

    Fosun Tourism, whose slogan is Everyday is Foliday (short for Fosun holiday), having tested destination development and management with its fully owned Atlantis Sanya, is keen to bring the experience to bear on the projects.

    “We have the experience in the construction of resort destinations, and we know how to make foreign brands suitable for the Chinese market,” said Qian.

    Fosun Tourism also believes the timing is good. It pointed out the per capita tourism expenditure in China in 2017 was about $575, which was below the global average of $741. “This implies the great potential for the growth of China’s tourism market,” it said.

    Besides, it claimed to be in a stronger position now, announcing ahead of its annual results to be released in March that it expects a net profit of at least 350 million yuan ($52 million) in 2018, compared with a net loss of 295 million yuan ($44 million) in 2017.

  • Sunway, Hoi Hup Realty wins land tender in Singapore

    Sunway, Hoi Hup Realty wins land tender in Singapore

    The Housing and Development Board of Singapore has awarded a parcel of land measuring 2.5ha to Sunway Bhd’s Singaporean unit Sunway Developments Pte Ltd (SDPL) and Hoi Hup Realty Pte Ltd after a successful bid.
    The land is slated for the SG$434.45 million (RM1.32 billion) Executive Condominium Housing Development. The group told the stock exchange that the land located at Tampines Avenue 10 (Lot 7545K MK 28), Tampines, Singapore was awarded to Hoi Hup and SDPL following a successful joint tender submitted by the parties.

    “The land will be acquired by a proposed new joint venture company to be incorporated, in which Hoi Hup or its nominee company(ies) and SDPL will have equity interest in the proportion of 65:35,” it noted.

    The 99-year lease term Executive Condominium Housing Development project is scheduled to go on for 60 months, commencing Jan 22.

    It is expected to contribute positively to the earnings of Sunway Group in the financial year 2023.

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  • Hong Kong Airport invites bids for two retail contracts

    Hong Kong Airport invites bids for two retail contracts

    The international transport hub – which serves over 100 airlines and 72.9m passengers a year (2017) – is looking for a company to operate its 27sq m toys concession on Level 7, Departures Check-in Hall, Terminal 1 (non-restricted area). This tender will close on 5 July.

    The airport is also looking to award a contract for the operation of an athleisure/sportswear concession on Level 6, Departures, West Hall, Terminal 1 (restricted area) and will close this tender on 13 July.

    This store is expected to have a footprint of around 164sq m.

    Companies interested in either opportunity are asked to send a cashier’s order of HK$500 (non-refundable) made payable to “Airport Authority”, along with a written request in person to: Ms. Carrie Choy, Assistant General Manager, Retail & Advertising, Airport Authority Hong Kong, 5/F, HKIA Tower, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau, Hong Kong

  • Papua to use e-tender for goods and service procurement

    Papua to use e-tender for goods and service procurement

    The district of Biak Numfor would use online system of electronic tender for the procurement of goods and service in the 2016 fiscal year for efficiency .

    “Online system of e-tender would soon be applied to help accelerate the utilization of district budget fund,” assistant II of Biak district administration Mahasunu said here on Wednesday.

    Mahasunu said the mechanism of offering packages of project for the procurement of government goods and service would be socialized through website of the district administration.

    He said with the only system in project tender, it is hoped that there would be no misunderstanding between the providers of goods and services and the business players taking part in the tender.

    Another important benefit is that the system would allow less room for malfeasance and corruption, he said.

    “I hope that the process of implementing the online tender would be properly carried out,” he said.

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  • Airport Authority Hong Kong calls retail tenders at HKIA

    Airport Authority Hong Kong calls retail tenders at HKIA

    Airport Authority Hong Kong has issued audio/visual/electronics, fashion and fashion accessories and gifts/souvenir/toys tenders at Hong Kong International airport.

    Five consumer technology retail store concessions are available with a submission deadline of December 10. Four stores are located in terminal one departures check-in level seven and one in arrivals pre-immigration level five.

    The four T1 departure stores range from 18-70sq m with the arrivals store spanning 48sq m.

    Photo of Hong Kong airport gifts tender

    The airport, which serves over 100 airlines and handled 63.3 million passengers in 2014, an annual growth of 5.8%, said the stores represented an enticing opportunity to attract brands catering for  HKIA’s “affluent mix of passengers which come from all over the world, with over 45% being executives, professionals and proprietors.”

    Fashion and toys and gifts retailers have also been invited to bid for concessions. The deadline for submissions for the 50sq m fashion store in the north satellite concourse departures area is December 3, while interested parties have until November 5 to submit bids for a 48sqm toys and gifts store.

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