A 25-year success story: INTERSPAR celebrates a quarter of a century in Hungary
SPAR has played a pioneering role in establishing the hypermarket format in Hungary. It was 25 years ago that the first Hungarian INTERSPAR store opened in Győr. Today there are 34 INTERSPAR hypermarkets serving Hungarian customers all over Hungary. The key to their success is the large selection of goods, the extra services provided, good locations, family-friendly solutions and never-ending modernisation.
INTERSPAR hypermarkets are selling more than 30,000 SKUs and there are nearly 3,000 private label products on the shelves. In many stores freshly-made INTERSPAR to Go cold and hot food is available to shoppers. Every new INTERSPAR utilises eco-friendly and energy-saving heat management and lighting technology, plus 33 e-vehicle chargers have been installed at 17 stores.
On 5 March 2020 a special promotion campaign is launched: INTERSPAR customers spending minimum HUF 7,000 receive a coupon that entitles them to a 5-percent discount from the total sum – and if they are lucky, the discount can grow to 10, 15, 25 or 50 percent! (X)
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