Jun 24, 2023
Toast The Locals custom-made corporate hampers are carefully created with premium quality products that are sourced directly from the makers in their Toastie community.

Grange, Australia - June 24, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Toast The Locals connects online shoppers who want to buy unique Australian made eats, drinks and eco-living products with the people who make them. They are now participating in the growth in online ordering of corporate hampers by launching their own range of curated gift hampers.
Toast The Locals custom-made corporate hampers are carefully created with premium quality products that are sourced directly from the makers in their Toastie community. They guarantee that every hamper is created with care and attention to detail, making it a gift that's designed to surprise and delight.
Angela Leske said this on the launch of their corporate hampers, “We are delighted to be launching our curated corporate gift hamper boxes for delivery anywhere across Australia. We offer a bespoke service, designing our client’s hampers in consultation with them and to their budget. This gives them an array of unique and locally made products to choose from, with the end result being delighted clients and staff like never before.”
Toast The Locals are proudly in partnership with social enterprise, MOBO Group, who assist with the preparation and packing of each gift hamper box prior to delivery.
Learn more about Toast The Locals and their custom-made Corporate hampers here: https://www.toastthelocals.com.au/promo/corporate-hampers
The Toast The locals story begins in 2009, when the founder Angela Leske was working as a marketing strategist. She saw iconic and locally made branded products being de-listed from retail supermarket shelves across Australia, because someone making decisions about shelf space, did not care about small Australian brands and their uniqueness. Using the digital means available Angela has grown Toast The Locals into one of Australia’s leading ‘local produce’ e-commerce marketplaces.
Toast The Locals mission is to be the national connect point, between the people who love to find and consume great locally made food, drink and eco-friendly products, and the amazing Australians who make them. Through their passion and commitment to quality and craftsmanship, Australians have the opportunity to source and consume premium, locally made products and the chance to support small producers and the local economy. Toast The Locals generous profit-sharing model ensures that Aussie producers get the bulk of the profits back into their pockets when they are shopped with directly online via Toast The Locals marketplace.
About Toast The Locals
Toast The Locals connects the people who want to buy unique Australian made eats, drinks and eco-living products with the people who make them. They promote that it’s time to delight tastebuds and impress friends, while also getting behind and supporting small Australian owned and operated businesses.
Toast The Locals HQ have been curating unique combinations of locally made products into corporate gourmet hamper boxes for over two years now. They custom create to order, combining gorgeous shelf stable food, wine, gin, beer, eco-friendly gifts and more, doing the creative thinking for each client to their specified budget, because they know that people all over Australia love to experience new and unique produce made by locals.
Toast The Locals online marketplace shares ‘top picks’ and enables customers to source and shop for a multitude of products, with the ability to order from many producers in a single shopping transaction. Each producer ships their order straight to the customer’s door, which helps to cut down on food miles and creates a direct distribution pathway. This is better for the planet and better for small Australian producers.
Learn more about the array of unique offerings on Toast The Locals by visiting their marketplace here: https://www.toastthelocals.com.au
Contact Info:
Name: Angela Leske
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Organization: Toast The Locals
Address: 642A Seaview Road, Grange, SA 5022, Australia
Website: https://www.toastthelocals.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89100806
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