School supplies arrive at Lidl stores at last year’s prices
Lidl Hungary’s back-to-school catalog has been published, which includes a wide range of school supplies, creative tools, books and other products related to learning. In the case of the goods available from July 27, the department store chain made sure to provide the best possible prices for its customers, so many products can be obtained at last year’s prices. The store chain aims to make the start of the school year easier for Hungarian families.
Every year, Lidl Hungary makes special preparations for the start of school, so as part of the “Starting school is child’s play with us” campaign lasting several weeks, nearly 200 types of education-related products will be available in its stores. The market-leading supermarket chain strives to ensure that preschool, primary and secondary school students, as well as university students, can find the products they need in the range, all at low prices. The company’s first big school sale will start on July 27, but interested parties can preview the offer already, as the back-to-school catalog is available online and can also be found in stores in printed form.
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