The Aldi, Auchan, Lidl, Penny Market, Tesco and Spar joined forces to help the needy children
The six major supermarket chains – Aldi, Auchan, Lidl, Penny Market, SPAR and Tesco help the needy children living in disadvantaged communities with 5 million HUF per supermarket chain.
The companies from April help the montly supply of nearly 10 thousand children with food donations that will be transported to the needy by the local governments and the Minden Gyerek Lakjon Jól (All Kids Have to Eat) Foundation.
Related news
Tesco: dedicated menopause section in the UK
In the United Kingdom Tesco is testing a menopause section:…
Read more >International certificates guarantee the high quality of products and services at SPAR
Quality certificates guarantee food safety and product quality in the…
Read more >Tesco will remain, even though its profits have decreased
Ken Murphy, CEO of Tesco, stated in a statement that…
Read more >Related news
IGD: Retail media and increased efficiency will be important in 2024
This article sets out to summarise the retail trend predictions…
Read more >Vegan activist on Forbes’ prestigious “30 successful Hungarians under 30” list
Raul Vida, the founder of Prove magazine, is the first…
Read more >UEFA and Just Eat Takeaway extend partnership
Just Eat Takeaway has extended its partnership with the UEFA…
Read more >