the lowest prices arrive in

the lowest prices arrive in
the lowest prices arrive in France

The arrival of a new discount giant in

Originally from the Netherlands, where they already enjoy a strong presence, they opened their first store in France in on October 23.

This new opening is a boon for French consumers who are looking for quality products at unbeatable prices. Wibra is committed to meeting the varied needs of consumers while maintaining low prices, even during times of inflation.

What does Wibra offer its French customers?

The 500 square meter store offers an impressive variety of products, from household items to children's toys. It seems that Wibra intends to become a go-to place for families looking to maximize their budget without compromising on quality.

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The store's success was not long in coming, attracting nearly 2,000 visitors daily since its opening. This demonstrates the appeal of a new affordable shopping option for French consumers.

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Wibra comes to challenge the monopoly of Action and Lidl with a strong promise: low prices all year round.

A comparison with prices at Lidl and Action

It is legitimate to ask whether Wibra can compete with Lidl and Action, known for their competitive prices. Initial feedback appears positive, with consumers highlighting value for money comparable to that of its competitors.

Claudine Nachtergaele, director of the Belgian subsidiary, underlined this aspect by affirming that the store offers “a very good quality-price ratio, accessible to all budgets”.

Why Wibra could succeed in France

Before its expansion in France, Wibra had already established itself as a discount leader in other European countries, with well-established stores in the Netherlands and Belgium. This international experience could be a major asset in its expansion strategy in France.

In addition, the strategic location of the stores, often close to other large supermarkets, makes shopping easier for household managers, allowing Wibra to capture budget- and time-conscious customers.

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  • Wibra offers a wide range of non-food products.
  • Prices are designed to be accessible to all budgets.
  • The strategic location facilitates daily shopping.

This well-thought-out strategy could not only disrupt the existing market but also establish Wibra as a sustainable player in the French retail landscape. It remains to be seen how competitors will respond to this new challenge.

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