Israeli Retailer Tiv Ta'am Expands Beyond Stores to Supply Competitors

Tiv Ta'am, a well-known Israeli supermarket chain, is significantly expanding its operations beyond its retail stores, establishing itself as a major supplier to its competitors. This strategic shift involves leveraging its infrastructure and supply chain to provide goods to other food retailers.

The company's move is highlighted by its role in supplying products to other chains, indicating a broader business model that capitalizes on its distribution network. This expansion aims to strengthen Tiv Ta'am's market position and diversify its revenue streams.

In parallel, the real estate sector is seeing activity, with Migdal expanding its property portfolio in Be'er Sheva. This diversification into real estate suggests a broader trend of Israeli companies seeking growth in multiple sectors.

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