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The Polish chain Żabka has opened 20 stores in Romania, operating in business partnerships with local entrepreneurs under the Froo brand.

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27 August 2024, 14:03
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Żabka, the largest chain of convenience stores in Poland, has opened 20 stores in Romania, most of them in Bucharest. All stores operate in partnership with local entrepreneurs, who receive support from the retailer. The company's future plans include new openings in various locations across the country.

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Polonezii de la Żabka au deschis deja 20 de magazine sub brandul Froo în România
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FOTO Extindere rapidă - Froo, având în spate cel mai mare retailer de proximitate din Polonia, a deschis cel mai mare magazin al său din România
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Polonezii de la Froo au deschis cel de-al 20-lea magazin în franciză din România, în Bucureşti, pe bulevardul Iuliu Maniu. Retailerul are un magazin şi în Piteşti

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