The aim is to support local trade and alleviate some of the economic effects of the coronavirus health crisis.
It also means that local residents who don’t want to venture out to their local store or are unable to get there for mobility reasons, can now buy products online at the press of a few buttons and either have the order delivered to their home or pick it up at the store.
There are all different kinds of shops on the website, including some from Manacor town centre and others in Cala Anguila, Cala Murada, Cala Mendia, Cales de Mallorca, Son Macià, s'Illot, Porto Cristo and s'Estany d'en Mas.
By May 22, more than 50 businesses had registered, giving customers the choice of more than 500 products, from food to clothes, household items, products for pets and leisure and culture goods as well as a whole bunch of restaurants offering succulent dishes.
The City of Manacor says the initiative has the support of neighbours and is likely to continue indefinitely.
Each population Centre has its own website to make it even easier to access local products:
Demanacor.com
Decalaanguila.com
Decalamurada.com
Decalamendia.com
Decalesdemallorca.com
Desonmacia.com
Desillot.com
Deportocristo.com
Desestanydenmas.com
