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Stock Chains Capture One-Third of Israel's Back-to-School Market Amid Rising Online Competition
Stock retail chains now hold about one-third of Israel's back-to-school market, challenging traditional office supply stores. The market, valued at 431 million shekels, is also seeing increased competition from international online platforms.
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What happened
- 01Stock chains control 35% of Israel's back-to-school market, up from 30% last year.
- 02The market is valued at 431 million shekels, with office supply stores holding 39%.
- 03Max Stock leads with 63 branches and new dedicated back-to-school sections.
- 04Competition extends to department stores and food retailers offering school supplies.
- 05International online platforms hold an estimated 10% market share, pressuring prices.
- 06Consumers prefer buying bulky items locally due to shipping costs and timing constraints.
Consumers benefit from better deals, but traditional retailers face growing pressure amid changing shopping habits and rising shipping costs.
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