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Channel 13Economy

Chef-Prepared Meals and Discounts: IKEA’s Battle With Stock Stores Intensifies

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The story in 2 lines · by baba

  • Stock stores have become a growing challenge to IKEA in Israel by offering lower prices.
  • Now IKEA is responding with a marketing campaign that brings well-known Israeli chefs into its locations to prepare and sell food at comparable prices.
Chef-Prepared Meals and Discounts: IKEA’s Battle With Stock Stores Intensifies
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Stock stores have gained momentum in Israeli consumer culture in recent years, challenging the Swedish retail giant with discounted prices. This time, IKEA is trying to put itself back at the center of the stage, with a marketing move in which famous Israeli chefs come to prepare food in its compounds and sell it at matching prices.

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Noga Nir-Neman | 07.06, 21:30 Viewing time: 07:59

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