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Romania’s Ten Largest Cities Host Half Of Total Modern Retail Stores
Romania’s ten largest cities by population numbers make the main battleground of modern retail networks owing both to the high population density and to the above-average purchasing power.
Metro Cash&Carry Buys Vegetable And Fruit From 100 Romanian Producers
Germany’s group Metro Cash&Carry collaborates with 100 Romanian fruit and vegetable producers.
Retailers In Romania Embark Upon Aggressive Promotion Campaigns
The trend of modern retailers in Romania positioning themselves next to direct or indirect rivals has become ever more visible lately as the battle for clients has turned fiercer. Moreover,...
Kaufland’s Target For Romania: EUR2B In Revenue By 2018
Kaufland, the leader of the Romanian retail market, aims to reach EUR2 billion in revenue in Romania by the end of financial year 2017-2018.
Nestle Romania: Producers Must Follow Consumers Everywhere
Consumer goods producer Nestle generates around 40% of sales in Romania from traditional retail, a market of 70,000-80,000 units, as a solid part of its clients are shopping there.
Coca-Cola Moves To Support Traditional Retail In Romania
“Do your daily shopping at small merchants. Buy bread, milk and Coca-Cola”. This is the latest campaign of US giant Coca-Cola encouraging Romanians to continue going shopping in traditional...
Carrefour Resumes Expansion In Romania
French group Carrefour is expanding further on the hypermarket segment in Romania and is set to open two large stores in southern Bucharest and in Targu-Jiu in the next three months.
International Chains Eye Rural Areas- The Last Bulwark Of Traditional Retail
International retailers have started tapping rural areas, small domestic entrepreneurs’ “last bulwark” in recent years, and stores’ wider product range and lower prices are helping modern re...
Modern Retailers Tripled Network, While Improving Work Efficiency During Crisis
Companies in modern retail successfully improved the efficiency of their operations during the crisis, cutting down the number of employees per 1,000 square meters by 25%.