Tablez brings international brand YOYOSO to Mangaluru
Tablez opens store of leading global lifestyle brand in City Centre Mall
Mangalore, Oct 5: Tablez, the leading organized retail group has launched the international chain of lifestyle brand YOYOSO in Mangaluru at City Centre Mall today. This is the third store of YOYOSO in India, after the successful openings in Bengaluru at Vega City Mall and RMZ Galleria Mall, last month. Tablez plans to expand the network to 150 stores over the next 3 years.
Speaking about the brand launch, Adeeb Ahamed, Managing Director, Tablez, said, “We are thrilled to bring the young and vibrant YOYOSO brand to Mangaluru. This is our third store in India and we are excited to continue our commitment of providing consumers with a valued shopping experience in lifestyle products for the entire family. Whether they’re looking for health and beauty products, home décor items, or stationery and gifts, customers will enjoy significant savings and discover new merchandise every month.”
YOYOSO, founded by Ma Huan in 2014, is an internationally renowned chain of lifestyle brand. Headquartered in Yiwu, China and operated by Yiwu Think Tanks Trading Co. Ltd. The brand offers affordable, fashionable, and trendy daily life products through an optimized combination of functionality, quality, design, and value — while upholding the philosophy of sustainable development. Today, over 1,000 YOYOSO stores serve more than 1 billion customers across 36 countries.
Tablez has teamed up with YOYOSO to introduce the brand to India. The company plans to open YOYOSO stores across multiple locations over the next five years, with 30 stores to be launched in the first phase. YOYOSO's simple, natural, high-quality and great value products aim to strike a chord with the discerning consumers, bringing plenty of surprises and happiness to a new-generation India.
YOYOSO features more than 5,000 high-quality products with excellent price-performance ratios across categories like health & beauty, creative home necessities, seasonal products, digital accessories, stationery & gifts, and fashion accessories. In addition to aesthetics, the key fundamentals of every YOYOSO product are practicality, functionality, and durability. The design style focuses on simplicity and open-mindedness while retaining fashion elements. Not only is traditional craftsmanship preserved, but continuous innovation also helps maintain value pricing for YOYOSO's high-quality products. 500 new products are launched every month for customers to enjoy the latest trends and, as a result, a quality lifestyle.
About YOYOSO
YOYOSO is an international fast fashion and leisure department store brand. YOYOSO offers more than 5,000 kinds of quality products across categories like cosmetics, home accessories, fashion accessories, fashion bags, digital accessories, stationery and gifts, seasonal products, imported food, etc. At present, there are over 1,000 YOYOSO stores spread across the world.
For more information, please visit: https://yoyoso.in/
About Tablez
Tablez, the leading organized retail group, has introduced leading global brands in F&B, toys, lifestyle and apparel to India. The company has brought brands like Springfield, Women’secret, Toys’R’Us, Babies’R’Us, Build-A-Bear, GO Sport and YOYOSO to the country. In the F&B space, Tablez holds franchise rights for Cold Stone Creamery and Galito’s in addition to successfully developing its home-grown brand Bloomsbury’s. Tablez currently operates more than 70 outlets globally and plans to expand to 300 outlets by 2020.
For more information, please visit: http://www.tablez.com/
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Separate nodal officer in all districts to prevent female foeticides in Karnataka: Minister
Belagavi (PTI): Accepting that the female foeticide has not stopped in the state, Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao on Tuesday said that the government is taking strict measures to prevent it.
The minister said the government is appointing separate nodal officers in all districts and tightening measures to prevent foeticide, which he called a "social evil".
He also assured that the government will consider strengthening legislation to control such activities.
The minister was responding to a question by BJP MLC C T Ravi in the Legislative Council.
"Female foeticides have certainly not stopped. If you look at the sex ratio, there is a lot of difference. I accept that this is happening," Rao said.
"Foeticides are not happening under pressure; voluntarily, it is happening, for not wanting a girl child. These things are happening based on the sex determination of the foetus at some hospitals. Sex determination is illegal, but with the advancement in technology, portable ultrasound machines have been developed, which can be easily carried anywhere, and scans and tests can be done. This needs to be controlled. We will bring it to the notice of the central government," he said.
In some districts and in a few hospitals, a higher number of male child births is happening. It is found with the help of intelligence input, the minister said.
"Information is being gathered on the taluk in which the male-female ratio is worsening, what is happening in which hospital, and appropriate action is being taken to crack down on such a network, after proper evaluation."
Decoy operations have been done at seven places in the last two years, to identify those involved in illegal activities linked to female foeticides, and actions have been taken against officials and hospitals involved, he said, adding that more needs to be done on priority.
Responding to a question by Ravi about whether any stringent legislation is being brought, Rao said, the government will consider strengthening the legislation and making it stricter to control this.
"Some amendments have been made to the existing laws in the last two years....advanced technology and the internet is being used to carry out such things, also oral medicines for abortions are available over the counter.
We need to look into bringing legislation to control them. The Food and Drug Administration has issued instructions to pharmacists that the sale of such drugs should be documented."
The minister also said that measures are also being taken for the effective implementation of the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PC & PNDT) Act, and awareness is being created against the identification of female foetuses and female foeticide.
