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The Secret Santa names are out of the hat. You unfold the little slip of paper and see a name, followed by two small but significant words: "gluten-free."

For a moment, the usual gift ideas vanish. No standard box of chocolates, no novelty biscuits. But this isn't a problem. It’s an opportunity to give a genuinely thoughtful gift that shows you’ve paid attention. And honestly, it’s much easier than you think.

Some managers say that corporate gifting is just an unnecessary expense. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s proven to boost relationships with clients and employees at a relatively low cost.

In this overview, we cover the best practices for sending branded corporate gifts for customers, partners, and employees and how to make them meaningful, inclusive, and sustainable.

Veganism is becoming increasingly common, not just as a personal dietary choice but as a deeply held belief that shapes many aspects of human life, from what people eat and wear to where they choose to work. As more people embrace a vegan lifestyle, a growing number of employees are asking questions about how their beliefs are recognised at work. Do vegan employees have legal protection? Can they ask for vegan options at work events? Are they allowed to challenge the use of animal products or animal testing in company practices?

Every business owner knows that a company is nothing without its employees, clients, or business partners. Whether you’re a huge conglomerate spanning thousands of offices, or you’re a brand new startup, you know that the ecosystem of employees, clients and stakeholders remains invaluable to the continued success of your business.

The best corporate presents leave a lasting impact and support the growth of solid, enduring company ties. Sending a gift basket is simple, but sending the ideal present and taking the time to think it through will make a lasting impression.

We are all aware of how challenging it may be to eat well while working. It takes too much willpower to resist the steady supply of sugary, trans-fat-filled healthy snacks for the office that are kept out on the breakroom table. If only the human brain was programmed to feel this way about fresh fruit and trail mix!