This is what modern war looks like, not some fun in uniformed murders and tanks, it’s typical of the weak. Strong ones prefer to focus on retail profit. This is a huge money from a quite logistically complex undertaking, which is difficult to stop once well. In this war, armies are counted in the steaks of thousands of people operating on many fronts. The most interesting is that they all win, although they do not have to be the most effective.
In Poland, food supermarkets are budding like bacterys. Where one stands, next to it will be built with another logo. Side by side. It doesn’t matter that with the same assortment. The neighborhood does not interfere with any clients.
From free observation, the Biedronka market logo is most often visible. There are currently 3404 stores in Poland. This is today, tomorrow will be more. Biedronka is a Polish concept sold to the Portuguese capital company. It is the most modern form of a sewing market with the best solved self-service checkout system that you do not know in other countries. Biedronka also has its drawbacks. When buying, you need to be very careful about misleading prices. Optical manipulation is used here where the exposed price applies to purchase with a larger amount or 100 grams of product when it weighs half a kilo. Think that we pay for the product as much as it was on the price, as a result, we pay unknowingly more. This is a common practice of fraud in Poland. Biedronka is a leader in them because of the best market share. But you are not the only store using these dishonest practices.
Consumer protection in Poland is very poor. There is an organization living from the states of the state of the state is called UOKiK, but I could never make contact with it, wanting to convey many observed irregularities. Once I was even in the local office of UOKiK but the door was closed, I want the door I heard the voices of some women. This is how it works unofficially in Poland. In the media, we will sometimes hear the publicly charged by UOKiK of some corporation, but I think it is a game of appearances of activity, because in something you have to demonstrate in something that money or revenge on some conflicts of the management board of organzation with business entities continue to flow. Maybe it’s even about corruption. Something must be the reason why UOKiK focuses only on selected matters and not necessarily listen to the voice of consumers, ignoring many basic problems.
Dino will be another dominant food market logo. Dino is a salvation for travelers who, passing small towns and villages, want to buy a snack on a hungry stomach. Dino at prices is less favorable than Biedronka and a less modern market with a weaker assortment but these stores are more accessible in the region outside large cities. There are currently 2272 Diono stores in Poland and this brand’s presence can be felt.
Next, I would place the German Lidl, who firmly settled on the Polish market and tries to compete with Biedronka. It also has self service cash desk but with the output gate through which you can only go with a receipt. Poles like to enclose themselves so Lidl gives this additional attractivity, treating their clients with a lack of trust as potential thieves, just as Poles like it. Lidl has 850 stores. Prices seem similar to Biedronka but it is a little more expensive.
And that’s basically so much when it comes to the kings of Polish food supermarkets. Other net type brandy (DK), Stokrotka (PL), Aldi (DE), Auchan (FR), Carfour (FR) are less found and amounts of up to half a thousand stores. Tesco (GB) withdrew from the Polish market.
Admittedly, Poland’s food pads are very clean compared to those that can be found in other countries. This is surprising knowing what dirty Poles are. Stores are also more modern in terms of cash services and payment. Their disadvantage is a small amount of varied products and work only 6 days a week. The seventh day or Sunday in accordance with the biblical principle, the Polish government recognized as a day of rest. In other countries it is a work day for young people who earn their first money, in Poland it was recognized that local youth are not suitable for work.
And in fact it is, in Polish food supermarkets very often people decaying goods or working at the ticket office are mature or even older people, and young people appear in the store only to spend money (where do they have it?).
The worst food supermarkets in Poland in terms of decor and organization are French supermarkets. They also have difficult names to pronounce and save. However, the prettiest supermarkets that it is no longer was Piotr and Pawel.
By the way, it is worth mentioning the brands that disappeared losing the war on the market. They died: Albert (NL), Almna (PL), Piotr and Paweł (PL), Hit (DE), Bill (de), Bomi (PL), Geant (FR), Hypernova (NL), Jumbo (PT), Leader Price (FR), Marcpol (PL), Minimal (AT), Plus (DE), Real (DE), Rema 1000 (NO).
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