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Woolworths unveils edible Valentine's Bouquet - FMCG Business

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Flowers for Valentine’s are so last year – that’s why Woolworths is offering something fresh (and delicious) this year. This Valentine’s Day, Woolworths is offering a unique and practical twist on the traditional flower bouquet. The “Fresh Bouquet” is a lovingly arranged bouquet of fresh basil, tasty tomatoes, and spaghetti – a beautiful gesture that’s also a beautiful meal. The Fresh Bouquet will be available for free in limited numbers at Wool…

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Woolworths unveils edible Valentine's Bouquet - FMCG Business

Flowers for Valentine’s are so last year – that’s why Woolworths is offering something fresh (and delicious) this year. This Valentine’s Day, Woolworths is offering a unique and practical twist on the traditional flower bouquet. The “Fresh Bouquet” is a lovingly arranged bouquet of fresh basil, tasty tomatoes, and spaghetti – a beautiful gesture that’s also a beautiful meal. The Fresh Bouquet will be available for free in limited numbers at Wool…

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FMCG Business broke the news in 13 days ago on Monday, February 10, 2025.

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