Nestree Mall & Able C&C Co., Ltd have signed an agency contract to supply MISSHA and NUNC products!
Nestree is an incentivized community messenger that is based on blockchain. In addition to being a community messenger, Nestree is an interactive platform featuring a utilized cryptocurrency rewarding system where businesses and communities can co-exist and benefit one another.
Welcome to Nestree!
As we have previously announced the launch of Nestree Mall - Reward-based Digital Commerce — built in order to draw a blueprint to further expand the core business of Nestree and increase the use case for the EGG tokens, by interlinking their utility to the “Nestree Mall”. Today we are happy to announce, that Nestree Mall has signed a business agreement with the KOSPI-listed company ABLE C&C Co., Ltd. in order to bring MISSHA and NUNC products to its mall.
“What is Nestree Mall?”
Nestree Mall is the first “reward-based comprehensive shopping mall” in the cryptocurrency market designed to benefit EGG Token holders, investors and community users and improve the utility function of EGG Token. Through the continuous partnership with famous distribution and brand companies, we will sell various products at competitive prices and continue planning exhibitions to introduce attractive products that fit the trend.
“MISSHA & NUNC Products”
Nestree Mall will sign a contract with Able C&C Co., Ltd. in order to introduce MISSHA and Nunc products inside of the Nestree Mall. Check it out here :
Nestree Mall signed a sales agency contract with Able C&C, a large cosmetics manufacturer, and multi-brand shop, allowing it to showcase more than 10,000 attractive products such as cosmetics, perfumes, and beauty devices. In the future, through cooperation with large brands and distributors, we will quickly increase the product group to become competitive as a comprehensive shopping mall.
About Able C&C Co., Ltd.
Able C&C is a KOSPI-listed company that operates cosmetics manufacturing and sales businesses under MISSHA. Sales come from 100% cosmetics products, and the Missha brand accounts for 3.9% of the Korean cosmetics market. It started selling on the website BeautyNet in 2000 and has been operating 1,300 overseas stores in 27 countries since 2004, starting with Sydney stores in Australia.
