Victory Supermarket Chain Launches Major Price Cuts on Popular Items

The supermarket chain Victory, owned by businessman Eyal Ravid, has launched a new wave of significant price reductions across all its branches in Israel. The move comes amid an intensifying price war between major retail chains, coinciding with the intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday.

The promotions offer substantial discounts on a wide range of basic consumer goods, food items, and household supplies. Among the food deals, Victory's private label olive oil is priced at just 15 NIS, while ketchup and mayonnaise from the same brand are available for 5 NIS. Two packs of private label tuna in oil and a pair of WillyFood Margherita pizzas are also part of the sale. Additionally, canned olives and grape leaves are offered at 7 NIS per unit.

For snacks, "Salty" baked sticks with salt are priced at 4.90 NIS, and two packs of Milka mini rolls are sold for 16 NIS. The chain is also extending discounts to home goods and toiletries. A four-pack of wet wipes is available for a market-breaking 10 NIS, folding chairs are priced at 100 NIS for a set of four, and a portable rechargeable speaker is offered at 299 NIS.

Victory stated that these promotions are currently valid in all its branches nationwide.