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Victory supermarket chain enters discounted fuel sales
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50% centerFirst reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
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What happened
Victory launched a new promotion on Wednesday offering discounted fuel cards for Sonol stations. The deal gives 55 agorot off per liter, with interest-free installment payments available. The move reflects how Israeli supermarket chains are expanding into nontraditional retail categories.
- 01Victory now sells fuel cards for Sonol stations with a 55-agorot-per-liter discount.
- 02Customers can pay for the cards in interest-free installments.
- 03Each card is worth 250 shekels, with a limit of four cards per customer.
- 04The move follows supermarket chains’ expansion into cars, apartments, and electronics.
- 05The discount is said to exceed most standard fuel offers in the market.
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