Lidl Hellas: €2.76m investment to upgrade Agia Paraskevi store

The retailer has reopened its refurbished store in Agia Paraskevi following an investment of €2.762 million. The sales area covers 1,400 sq m.

Lidl Hellas: €2.76m investment to upgrade Agia Paraskevi store

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The Lidl Hellas store at 475-477 Mesogeion Avenue in Agia Paraskevi has reopened to customers, fully refurbished and modernised. The total investment of €2,762,000 is part of the company’s strategic plan to continually upgrade its network and offer a modern, comfortable and sustainable shopping experience, according to the company’s announcement.

The store has an upgraded sales area of 1,400 sq m, designed with functionality, ease of browsing and the better presentation of its wide range of high-quality products at the most competitive prices in mind.

To provide the best possible service and save consumers time, the refurbished store incorporates modern solutions and facilities:

  • Faster checkouts: Four conventional tills and nine self-checkout tills are in operation, enabling customers to complete their shopping quickly and flexibly.
  • Freshly baked options every day: The upgraded bake-off area offers freshly baked bread and bakery products every day, baked throughout the day in store.
  • Easy access and green mobility: The outdoor area has 147 parking spaces, a new protective shelter for trolleys and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, with seven charging points for passenger cars, supporting more sustainable transport options.
  • Environmental responsibility: A specially designed recycling area gives visitors the opportunity to recycle packaging easily during their visit.

Lidl Hellas continues to invest in the Greek market, modernising its infrastructure and taking tangible steps to meet consumers’ evolving needs for quality, speed, affordable prices and environmental responsibility.

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