Croatia’s Studenac and Wolt to build a dark store network

By: Trademagazin Date: 2022. 09. 07. 10:05
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Croatian retailer Studenac has teamed up with European delivery platform Wolt, to launch a network of online dark stores. This service will let customers order products exclusively through the Wolt application. The first dark stores are expected to open in Split and Zagreb already this summer.

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