Lidl Denmark To Sell Non-Food Products Online From 2023
Lidl Denmark has announced that it plans to launch an online business from the start of 2023, which will offer a range of non-food items.
The discounter made the announcement at the launch of a new high-bay warehouse at its facility in Køge Nord, around 35 kilometres south of Copenhagen, trade publication Dagligvarehandlen reported.
According to daily newspaper Børsen, the retailer’s online offer will feature around 2,000 SKUs, plus as many as 10,000 seasonal items. It will offer home delivery services.
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