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5 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

Quite interesting, here in Lidl you can not find Bažant or other more let say "renowned" brands. Only their own products. Isn´t the same policy in Poland ?

I don't know what are the renowed brands, I can give you examples of what is in Polish Lidl - Perlenbacher, Žatecký, Zláty Bažant, Pilsner Urqell, Budweiser, Heineken and the Polish ones - Perła, Łomża, Książęce, Okocim, Warka, Tyskie, Argus, Lech...

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13 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

Quite interesting, here in Lidl you can not find Bažant or other more let say "renowned" brands. Only their own products. Isn´t the same policy in Poland ?

 

Yeah, they sell their own brands but not exclusively. You can buy Czech & Slovakian beers in Lidl & Kaufland in Poland. No problem there.

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6 minutes ago, Vojthas said:

I don't know what are the renowed brands, I can give you examples of what is in Polish Lidl - Perlenbacher, Žatecký, Zláty Bažant, Pilsner Urqell, Budweiser, Heineken and the Polish ones - Perła, Łomża, Książęce, Okocim, Warka, Tyskie, Argus, Lech...

 

well Pilsner, Budweiser and defintely Heineken are quite famous brands, also I know Tyskie or Lech so that´s the difference between POL and CZE/SVK then, here for some reasons they don´t sell them in Lidl. I really don´t know why... for example there not even Coca Cola or Marlboro in Lidl here...

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5 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

 

Yeah, they sell their own brands but not exclusively. You can buy Czech & Slovakian beers in Lidl & Kaufland in Poland. No problem there.

 

In Kaufland we have them here but not in Lidl. They exclusively sell only their own products. That´s actually surprising for me to find such different policies, one learn something new everday I guess :d

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11 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

What is a “Lidl”?

 

Discount supermarket chain,  mostly offering products of their own production (imitations of well-known brands and products) at cheaper prices. And as I learned today (except SVK and CZE) in other countries they also offer products of other producers and renowed brands 

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4 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

Discount supermarket chain,  mostly offering products of their own production (imitations of well-known brands and products) at cheaper prices. And as I learned today (except SVK and CZE) in other countries they also offer products of other producers and renowed brands 

Ah, so a combination what Americans would call grocery store and warehouse store. I was so confused as to why y’all were using that word over and over :d

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