Beacon Mart Launches Parents’ Day Promotion: Buy 4, Get 1 Free on Beacon Seaweed Chicken Essence

Beacon Mart, a leading natural health food chain, is celebrating Parents’ Day with a special promotion on its top-selling product — Beacon Seaweed Chicken Essence. From May 1 to June 30, 2025, customers can enjoy a Buy 4, Get 1 Free deal, making it the perfect time to stock up for loved ones.

🎁 Special Offer: Buy 4, Get 1 Free

For a limited time, when customers purchase 4 boxes of Beacon Seaweed Chicken Essence at RM118 per box, they will receive 1 extra box free. Each box contains six 80ml packs, making it a convenient and nourishing daily supplement — especially suitable for parents.

💡 Why Choose Beacon Seaweed Chicken Essence?

With over 500,000 boxes sold to date, this product has become one of Beacon Mart’s bestsellers. It’s produced using cutting-edge 120°C sterilisation technology, ensuring high food safety standards. Ready to drink straight from the pack, it can also be gently warmed for enhanced flavour and comfort.

🌿 Premium Quality at an Affordable Price

Despite increasing raw material costs, Beacon Mart remains committed to offering quality products at competitive prices.

“Compared to our competitors, our product is already 30–50% more affordable,” said Mr. Andy Chew, CEO of Beacon Mart. “Instead of joining a price war, we’re rewarding our customers through meaningful offers like this — giving them 20–25% in value savings.”

📈 Beacon Mart’s Vision for Growth

Looking ahead, Mr. Andy Chew shared that Beacon Mart’s long-term mission is to make healthy food accessible for everyone at even more affordable prices. However, he noted that this is a journey that may take up to a decade to fully realise.

Alongside Business Development Manager Ms. Hannah Howe, he acknowledged the challenges of rising costs. Reducing prices without affecting quality is difficult — unless sales volume and total revenue increase accordingly.

🏪 Expansion Plans: From 45 to 100 Stores

As of today, Beacon Mart operates 45 outlets across Malaysia, including key locations in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Ipoh, Penang, and Kota Bharu. The company aims to grow to 100 outlets nationwide by 2030.

“Controlling prices is hard without larger supply volumes,” Mr. Chew added. “The focus is on growing revenue to maintain affordability — not just cutting costs.”

🔗 Credit to Original Source

This article is a translated and summarised adaptation of the original Mandarin article published by ChinaPress. You can read the full original piece here:

👉 https://www.chinapress.com.my/?p=4407141