British Corner Shop stocks 1000's of British branded products, such as Warburtons Crumpets, PG Tips, Walkers Crisps, Cadburys Chocolate and McVities Biscuits, and can deliver them to customers' doors in more than 146 countries worldwide.
So, when British Corner Shop announced their new partnership with M&S back in August, expats around the world rejoiced!
There are over 800 M&S products now available at British Corner Shop, from the iconic Percy Pig to M&S' Extremely Chocolatey Milk Rounds - enabling customers around the globe to buy their M&S favourites for the very first time.
Percy Pigs have (not surprisingly) been top of the best sellers list for many countries, including the USA and Australia, along with their other Percy themed products such as, Percy Pig & Pals, Percy Piglets, Phizzy Pigtails and Percy & Penny, with M&S Ginger Snaps and Custard Creams proving to be a hit in Europe.
M&S have also made a range of Christmas lines available through British Corner Shop, with their Milk Chocolate Golden Coins, Percy Pig Pennies and Christmas Puddings being in high demand.
M&S are renowed for their luxury range of products, and this Christmas range won't disappoint. With beautifully packaged handmade truffles and chocolates, plus the indulgent Belgian Biscuit Collection Tin.
And it's not just British Expats who are loving having access to popular British brands. British Corner Shop find their service is often used by other nationals who either love British food or are keen to try some of the more famous brands they may have seen in TV and film. Meaning a high profile, and classically British brand such as M&S is obviously popular with this market too.
You may be interested to know British Corner Shop and M&S have teamed up in more ways than one this Christmas, and are offering customers the chance to win £500 worth of vouchers to spend at British Corner Shop.
All they have to do to enter is simply take a photo of their packet of Percy Pigs in a special location. This can be anything from Percy in-front of a famous landmark (e.g. Eiffel Tower, Sydney Opera House etc.) or in an exotic location, such as a beach or at the top of a mountain. They want to see how far and wide Percy has travelled!
If you fancy entering visit their blog for more details.
