Denmark’s Salling Group starts new discounter chain
BASALT is the name of the Salling Group’s new discount supermarket chain, which will offer products that are 15% cheaper on average than the usual discount store prices. The new format relies on a smaller assortment and reduced opening hours, in order to cut operating costs. BASALT stores will sell a wide range of the basic food products that don’t require refrigeration or freezing.
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