GaiGai to give away vouchers after apologising for marketing stunt that mimicked govt letters


David Lim, COO of Anxing and GaiGai, said the previously-issued Goodwill Disbursement Credit vouchers would be scrapped. - ST/GAIGAI

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): E-commerce firm GaiGai will be issuing new grocery vouchers to all Singaporeans from Friday (Aug 19), after apologising earlier for sending letters that made some people think the vouchers were from the Government.

The new Essential Goods Subsidy (EGS) vouchers are worth $25 each, and individuals can claim them via GaiGai's app to offset the cost of buying groceries through its platform.

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