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Israeli Supermarkets Slash Meat Prices Ahead of Sukkot Holiday
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By Мейрав Кристал
First reported by Ice · 7 hours ago
What happened
Israeli supermarket chains, including Shufersal, Osher Ad, and Victory, have drastically cut beef prices ahead of the Sukkot holiday, offering cuts like entrecôte for as low as 99 shekels per kilogram. These promotions aim to boost sales during a period of high demand, contrasting with a general year-over-year price increase for meat.
- 01Supermarkets cut beef prices significantly before Sukkot.
- 02Shufersal offers entrecôte for 99 shekels/kg in a two-day promotion.
- 03Other chains like Osher Ad and King Store also offer low prices.
- 04Promotions aim to capitalize on holiday demand and avoid post-holiday surplus.
- 05Meat prices have generally increased over the past year.
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