Delhaize And Carrefour Lower Prices In Belgium
Two leading supermarket chains in Belgium, Delhaize and Carrefour, have announced plans to offer discounts on hundreds of products.
In ads published in all major Belgian newspapers, Delhaize announced that it is offering discounts on hundreds of private-label products from the end of this week.
Delhaize spokesperson Roel Dekelver added that the prices of around 1,000 private-label SKUs will be reduced.
The retailer’s low-cost brand for basic products, Les Petits Lions, will see a 10% to 30% price cut on around 500 SKUs.
Carrefour Belgium has also reduced the prices of a range of products in its Express, Market, and hypermarket stores, and via its Carrefour.be online platform.
Until 10 September, promotions will be offered on school supplies, food, and non-food purchases. Many fruits and vegetables will be sold for less than €1, with shoppers also able to earn additional loyalty points from purchases.
If customers find a back-to-school item cheaper elsewhere, Carrefour will reimburse five times the price difference in Bonus points.
Additionally, Carrefour is launching numerous promotions on private-label products in its supermarkets and hypermarkets.
These initiatives by Delhaize and Carrefour follow measures implemented in recent weeks by discounters Aldi and Lidl, who are also playing the low-price card in the context of high inflation.
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