BELGIUM: Delhaize discount drive hits home market

By just-food.com | 27 October 2008

Delhaize, the Belgium-based food retailer, is to open a discount store in the south of the country next year as consumers look to for value amid the economic downturn.

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Delhaize, the Belgium-based food retailer, is to open a discount store in the south of the country next year as consumers look to for value amid the economic downturn.

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