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Why you shouldn't leave corporate gift orders until December

Diário de Aveiro14 September 2026 at 12:13

The last quarter of the year is approaching, a period marked by the closing of the financial calendar, budget closures, and strategic planning for the following year. It is also at this time that companies organize traditional Christmas dinners. However, there is a task that, year after year, ends up being postponed and left until the last minute: ordering corporate gifts. This common practice of giving gifts to clients, partners, and collaborators is frequently delayed, generating complications at the end of the year. The article warns of the need to anticipate the ordering of these promotional items, thus avoiding the pressure and problems associated with the last minute.

Why this matters

For readers in the region, this article is relevant because it addresses a common practice among Portuguese companies during the Christmas season. Following this recommendation can avoid unpleasant surprises and ensure that corporate gifts are distributed in time for the festivities, strengthening professional relationships.

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