Five international low-cost chains have announced or opened in recent days new points of sale in Spain, in a wave that spans from Cartagena to Alicante, through Orense and Barcelona. Joint investment and the commercial surface deployed in fashion, home, personal care and decoration confirm the turn of non-food retail towards the adjusted price and proximity to the consumer. Primark, Pepco and Rossmann, the protagonists of the Primark expansion h…
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Five international low-cost chains have announced or opened in recent days new points of sale in Spain, in a wave that spans from Cartagena to Alicante, through Orense and Barcelona. Joint investment and the commercial surface deployed in fashion, home, personal care and decoration confirm the turn of non-food retail towards the adjusted price and proximity to the consumer. Primark, Pepco and Rossmann, the protagonists of the Primark expansion h…