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  • UK: Tesco persists with Jack's format as plans new discounter store

    Discount Retail Chain Jack's (owned by Tesco) plans new stores in the UK. Tesco said it wants a Jack’s to take over a vacant Mothercare (MTC.L) store in Kingston, Hull, in northern England, and has submitted plans to the local council. Click on image for more:

  • Croatia: Eurospin plans to open hundred stores

    Italian Discount Retail Chain Eurospin, also active in Slovenia, plans to open several stores in the short term in Zadar, Požega, Samobor, Velika Gorica and Zagreb. Eurospin's Croatian market approach is to meet the specific needs of Croatian consumers. Based on the hard discount model with existing private label brands, ensuring low prices and eliminating unnecessary costs, guaranteeing customers extremely large savings compared to classic supermarkets. The product range is developed in partnership with Croatian suppliers, and the fresh food category is inspired by local customs and habits with high quality requirements. In the next 8 years, #Eurospin plans to open about a hundred stores in all regions of Croatia. At the moment the team consists of 42 employees, and in the next few months it will employ more than 100. In the long run, with the expansion Eurospin will employ about 2,000 people. Each of employees is an ambassador. As Eurospin is aware that the commitment and professionalism of these ambassadors is a fundamental value ​​and condition for achieving the defined targets, developing skills and competencies of each of them. Click on the image for more:

  • Spain: DIA will renovate or relocate more than half of its 4,200 stores between 2021 and 2023

    Discount Retail Chain #DIA (owned by Russian #L1) plans to renovate about a third of its soft discount stores in #Spain, about 1,400 stores, and will relocate another 1,000 stores within 2022 and 2023. For this, DIA invests an #CAPEX of between € 60 - € 70 million a year. According to its calculations, the sales will expect to grow in each renovated store by 10-20% the year after completion. DIA is still working on the redesign of a new commercial #merchandising offer in its stores, a concept that it is already testing in a small number of stores, includes the renewal of its private label and adaptation of the assortment to local tastes and supplies. It plans to implement the redesign in 2021 in all stores. Soft discounter DIA - also active in Portugal, Brazil and Argentina - has recognized that their sales / m2 is lower than that of its competitors, a key indicator when measuring the #profitability of #retailers. Click on the image for more:

  • Europe: Aldi changes to Düsseldorf plastic pallets

    Discount Retail Chains #Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd are introducing a Düsseldorfer #plastic range in #Europe. From autumn 2020, both discounters will gradually replace the classic wooden #pallet in the size 80 by 60 centimeters with a more durable and at the same time more economical plastic version. The plastic Düsseldorfer pallet is completely recyclable and already consists of around a third of recycled plastic. The pallet is produced by Walther Faltsysteme. The Düsseldorfer pallet size was especially designed for and used by discounters only, as a #lean and efficient logistical and merchandising tool for high volume SKU's, as an alternative for the Euro pallet. Unlike the wooden pallets, there is no exchange system with the Plastic Düsseldorfer Pallet. Instead, it is made available to suppliers via a #pooling system operated by #Polymer Logistics. After each turn, empty pallets are checked for damage and cleaned by the service provider. As a result, the pallets will meet higher #hygiene standards and reduce suppliers production #costs. Another advantage: Integrated #RFID chips and barcode labels enable each pallet to be recorded precisely on location, improves #efficiency and #stock keeping. “The pooling service provider can also track at any time how many pallets are in the depots, at the supplier and at Aldi. This also means less pallet #shrinkage. Click on image for more:

  • Italy: Second Aldi Distribution Center

    Discount Retail Chain #ALDI #Italy doubles in size since entering the country in 2018! With the opening of the second regional distrubution center in #Landriano (Pavia) Aldi doubles its logistics capacity. The facility, with state of the art technology and energy efficiency, is a key hub to support further expansion in the Northwestern part of Italy. Aldi now has 82 stores in 6 Italian regions. Click on image for more:

  • USA: Five Below reopens stores; resumes expansion program

    US non-food Discount Retail Chain Five Below is not backing down from its aggressive store expansion. The extreme-value tween and teen retailer, which has opened 40 new stores so far this year, continues to expect to open 100 to 120 new stores in 2020.

  • Belarus: save on products: what is cheaper at Svetofor than in other stores

    Russian Discount Retail Chain Svetofor (owner of Torgservis and MERE) with more than 800 discount stores in Russia, started in 2018 in Belarus opening its 3rd store in Grodno soon. The concept is straight forward: This is a hard discounter, and low prices are achieved due to lower costs: minimal clearance of the trading floor, a small number of staff, simplified (pallet) layout of the product.The principle of cost saving is implemented throughout.The store network of Svetofor works directly with FMCG manufacturers. Click on image:

  • Peru: InRetail plans to open 300 new Mass stores until 2022

    Discount Retail Chain and multiformat player InRetail (owned by Intercorp Peru) maintains positive figures, leveraging its growth mainly in its Mass discount stores and in Plaza Vea supermarkets. In the fourth quarter of 2019, Plaza Vea contributed 83% of sales, Vivanda 4%, Mass discount stores 8% and Economax 5%. The Peruvian retailer has been giving more priority to its Mass discount store chain, opening net 120 stores in 2019 (totaling 405 stores). For this reason, by the year 2022 the “hard discounter” plans to have approximately 650 stores in Peru. Click on image:

  • Hong Kong: Don Don Donki accelerates expansion

    Japanese Discount Retail Chain Don Don Donki is to open up to three more stores in Hong Kong imminently, including a flagship in Causeway Bay. Click on image:

  • Thailand: Maxvalu will break through with the Covid-19 crisis.

    Discount Retail Chain Maxvalu Thailand (owned by Japanese AEON), wants to be a part of the Thai society. To support Thai farmers through this crisis, Maxvalu sources products that cannot be exported during this period. Making them available at Maxvalu for Thai consumers. Providing consumers good quality at a cheap prices. Helping each other, by providing Thai Farmers income and Thai consumers good products to eat. Click on image:

  • USA: High unemployment rates will continue to drive budget-conscious consumers to Discounters

    US Discount Retail Chains like Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Aldi and Lidl will profit from the high unemployment rates and will continue to drive budget-conscious consumers. Dollar General stock slipped 2.2% in Thursday trading, but has rallied 17.3% for the year to date. Dollar Tree shares soared 10.7% on Thursday, and have gained 3.1% for 2020 so far. Click on image:

  • Germany: The best shampoo comes from discounter

    Discount Retail Chain Lidl wins the German independent test magazin 'Stiftung Warentest: good for care shampoo assessment'. Testing four hair soaps, six solid shampoos and eight conventional products. Lidl's private label shampoo brand 'Cien Fruit / Vitamin' (one euro cent per application) shines first, followed closely by 'Nivea Classic Mild Care Shampoo for Normal Hair' (six eurocents per application). Discount Retail Chain Aldi Nord's private label shampoo brand 'Biocura Classic' (one eurocent per application) reached the third place. Click on image:

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