Italy. Lidl rolls out its urban format

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24 May 2018 à 10h19

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In Milan, the German discount retailer Lidl has opened a store according to its brand new urban format. This concept, specifically designed for urban areas, is larger than typical units with a sales area of 1,400 sq.m. It manages to minimize the “consumption” of used surfaces with the supermarket located on the first floor and a parking on the ground floor.

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