Примери за използване на Discounters на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The threat from discounters.
Firstly, the so called discounters Aldi and Lidl now command a combined 9.0% share of the market.
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Discounters, lead by Lidl and Aldi, have also increased market share to a total of 16%.
They are shedding thousands of jobs so they can save money andbetter compete with the discounters.
Discounters(Lidl, Penny Market) maintain second position, being preferred by 24 per cent of households.
Its former UK boss,Ronny Gottschlich, says that in the early years the discounters were really small players.
Ficus ginseng are sold in discounters and furniture stores for a few euros as bonsai, mostly in taste dubious ceramics;
Nowadays, modern trade offers its customers access to stores from all price segments- hypermarkets,supermarkets, discounters, and cash-and-carry formats.
The discounters also have little presence online and could face competition there from the big four and grocery newcomers such as AmazonAMZN.
Nowadays, modern trade offers its customers access to stores from all price segments- hypermarkets,supermarkets, discounters, and cash-and-carry formats.
Discounters also often offer sewing machines that can not be assigned to a specific and well-known manufacturer, but they also fulfill their purpose.
The move comes as Tesco looks to strengthen its private label offer in order to win back shoppers,particularly those who have switched to discounters.
The discounters also have little presence online and could face competition there from the big four and grocery newcomers such as AmazonAMZN.
Next Tesco is believed to be planning to open up to 285 discount zones in UK stores as part of its strategy to combat the discounters, The Grocer reports.
With this store concept Penny is following other discounters like Lidl and Aldi Sud who have been testing a smaller city concept format in Zurich and London respectively.
And it is exactly the broad selection of private-label products, providing their main competitive advantage, to mostly differentiate the European and American markets, where the latter still largely views own-labels as choices of low quality for the poor, whereas European consumers- partly thanks to Lidl's collaborations with celebrities like Paris Hilton,Michelin star chef Kevin Love, and Heidi Klum- tend to view the discounters' merchandise as‘quality products at affordable prices.'.
IGD said even Germany, where dominant discounters Lidl and Aldi have not embraced online grocery selling, would see sales grow to 2.5 billion euros by 2016 from 1.1 billion in 2012.
He currently focuses on pan-European retail topics, such as the success andexpansion of grocery discounters, the rise of buying groups in Europe, and M&A activities among big retailers.
The discounters are also rapidly opening new stores while traditional supermarkets have closed outlets amid the growing popularity of internet shopping.
Foreign players have shunned the cut-throat German grocery market,which is dominated by discounters Aldi and Lidl, since Walmart took a loss of $1 billion when it sold its stores to Metro and pulled out of the country in 2006.
Both discounters invest heavily in market research and consumer behaviour, along with managing broad localisation strategies focused on the socio-cultural specifics of a given market and its consumers, with the main ingredients of their formula for success- relatively small stores with a limited selection, low prices, and nearly 90% own-label products.
And when we add the own-labels of award-winning wines and premium food(just to name lobster and caviar)to the celebrities advocating for the quality and the image of the discounters' products, Aldi and Lidl are naturally expected to put even more pressure on the Big Four UK supermarket chains, and not for the sole argument of selling cheaper.
A major victim of the rise of the discounters were the main street retailers: Tesco was constantly losing market share from Lidl and Aldi, while Poundland, the largest pound shop, and the likes were enjoying generous valuation metrics in a series of M&A transactions.
With more andmore products on the shelves of supermarkets, discounters, and small local stores labelled as Fair Trade, there is still little understanding on all that strands behind the concept of Fair Trade, generally explained as‘a system of ethical trade which seeks to limit the socio-economical gap between the developed and the developing….