JAPAN: Lawson consolidates discount c-stores

By: just-food.com | 6 March 2009

Japanese retailer Lawson plans to consolidate the activities of its Ninety-nine Plus and Value Lawson subsidiaries, both of which operate convenience stores that offer products at a single price.

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Japanese retailer Lawson plans to consolidate the activities of its Ninety-nine Plus and Value Lawson subsidiaries, both of which operate convenience stores that offer products at a single price.

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