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Shop Local in South Gippsland to strengthen community, support jobs, and keeping our economy thriving together everyday
Shopping locally in South Gippsland strengthens our economy, supports jobs, services, and community groups. Every dollar spent locally multiplies impact, with increased spending boosting growth by millions annually. Shop Local South Gippsland.
Shop in South Gippsland to keep our economy strong. When you shop locally, you're not just buying a product - you're investing in your neighbourhood. From fresh-baked bread to handmade gifts and hometown services, every dollar spent locally stays local.
The Shop Local campaign encourages supporting South Gippsland businesses, boosting the economy while showcasing community value, quality, and unique offerings
Did you know? Every time you shop locally, you're helping keep money in South Gippsland-supporting the jobs, businesses, clubs, and services that keep our community strong. Shop Local South Gippsland.
- In Spring 2024 $81.67 million was spent locally, up from $79 million in 2023
- For every $100 spent locally, around $68 stays right here in South Gippsland
- Spending just 10% more locally could boost our local economy by millions of dollars
For more information on where to shop, eat and visit locally, go to Visit South Gippsland website. If you are involved in a local business and would like to learn more about the campaign and access the digital toolkit, visit South Gippsland Shire Council website.
Pictures from South Gippsland Shire Council website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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