Caritas Diocesana do Funchal is launching its first 2023 food collection campaign this week in Pingo Doce.
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Inspectors from the Regional Authority for Economic Activities (ARAE) spent yesterday inspecting some of Funchal's large commercial areas as part of their price speculation combat initiative.
The Food Bank raised 19 tonnes of food with a collection campaign from 27 Nov until 5 December in the Pingo Doce Supermarkets. A statement from the institution: “Given the context in which we live, this is a good result, thanks to the active participation of the Regional Director of…
Yesterday morning, journalists from local newspaper JM were out and about seeing how the new pandemic health and safety rules were being applied in supermarkets across the capital.
Between the 27th of November and the 5th of December, the Ajuda Vale Campaign will take place at Pingo Doce supermarkets throughout the region.
From today, the 7th of April, Pingo Doce has started selling Covid-19 Antigen self-tests in its Bem Estar outlets which are located inside six of its stores. The self-tests are easy to use, and the results take between 15 -30 minutes and cost €4.99 each.
Those living in Camacha, Santa Cruz, Machico and Ribeira Brava can now do their grocery shopping online through the new Pingo Doce and Mercadão home delivery service.
Six food distribution groups and two suppliers of juices, wines and other beverages have been accused by the Competition Authority (AdC) of price fixing over several years.
La Vie Funchal, in partnership with Pingo Doce, has implemented a new support measure for all Health Professionals, Firefighters and Public Security Forces.
A mainland Pingo Doce employee has claimed that she was forced to stand for hours at the store entrance without being given a specific duty or told why she had to remain in a stationary position.
Under the theme "One Basket per Class" thirty-seven bags of food were collected by the Machico Elementary and Secondary School over the last two weeks.