Positive change from Monday in these Hungarian stores: don’t miss it!
Lidl Hungary is once again reducing the prices of more than 60 dairy products. Some items will be up to 20 percent cheaper in stores from 5 June. This is due to the company passing on to its customers the price advantage resulting from the better purchasing opportunities.
From 1 January, Lidl launched a major price reduction programme. As a result, the company has already reduced the price of more than 500 products, with some products now being up to 40 percent cheaper in their stores. This is due to the company passing on to its customers the price advantage of better purchasing opportunities, they said.
The supermarket chain’s price-cutting campaign has now reached another milestone. Dozens of dairy products will be reduced in price from 5 June. These include basic dairy products, fresh and long-life milks, various cheeses, multi-flavoured yoghurts, milk drinks, milk desserts, butter and sour cream, Pénzcentrum writes.
In addition to the price reduction programme, Lidl Hungary has decided to offer its customers a much larger discount of between 20-50 percent instead of the required 10 percent for the mandatory promotions that came into force on 1 June.
“This time, we are reducing the prices of more than 60 dairy products, and the price reduction can reach up to 20 percent,”
said Judit Tőzsér, the company’s communications manager.
You can find our reports on the new mandatory promotions system below:
- Fundamental changes come from 1 June concerning all supermarkets in Hungary
- New details emerged about the compulsory price reductions in Hungary
- State-mandated sales are coming to Hungarian supermarkets, but is there a gimmick?
- The Hungarian government’s mandatory action in shops has come into force, here are the first experiences
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3 Comments
Ask ourselves this IMPORTANT Question.
Our Wants
and our NEEDS.
We know the NEEDS of everyday living, the essentials of daily life, but it is in the WANTS – we just – in passing – grab off the supermarket shelf in passing, that is NOT a requirement of our Daily Food of living dietary Requirement.
Lidl -my opinion are playing us” on a break” – pulling the wool over our eyes, or attempting to by using promotional propaganda, endeavouring to “buy us off” – that the NEEDS of every day life, especially Families with “little one’s” – they are going to be in these MASS Price Reductions.
Personally – my examination of the OFFERINGS from Lidl – are MASSIVELY stacked – in the WANTS category and NOT the NEEDS – things we our bodies, our children NEED in day to day life.
This promotional BONANZA – price reductions being offered by Lidl – be mindful – that inclusive in it – are slow moving items – that they want to move on, lessen there Warehouses Store quantity of Holding, using this BONANZA food price reduction- through Marketing propaganda – as a strategy – us being the PAWNS – being used by Lidl – to there financial advantage – to move clear there Stock holdings of Food stuff, that is nearing its USED By date.
What’s in the Lidl offering?
Is there greater Needs – or DOMINATED by WANTS ???
My opinion – wants WIN.
I’m not as cynical as the other commenter and applaud Lidl for doing it right in difficult circumstances, but I do think we should be vigilant. Corporations rarely do anything out of the goodness of their hearts…
Steiner Michael, the variation in pricing, shopping in Lidl, there store in De Angeli, Milan, near our apartment, just 9 days passed – was hundreds of huf – CHEAPER, than in Budapest.