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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hails the event as “gigantic news,” saying the increased competition will bring down prices by “dozens of percent.”

JNS.org - French supermarket giant Carrefour officially opened 50 branches across Israel on Tuesday. The international retail chain’s entry into Israel is expected to increase competition and lower prices for the consumer. Carrefour will run three types of branches in Israel: neighborhood stores called Carrefour City, minimarket stores dubbed Carrefour Market and larger discount stores

Basket of goods of Carrefour-branded goods is 60% cheaper versus basket of comparable goods by local competitors, according to retailer; analyst sees prices continuing to rise

Electra Consumer Products plans opening 80-100 Carrefour branches around Israel by the end of 2023.

Recent import reforms have paved the way for the international retail giant to potentially revolutionize the Israeli market.

Some 50 stores to launch on Tuesday, with 100 more planned to open by year's end, as Israelis grapple with price hikes

Some Belgian supermarkets are introducing "quiet hours" during which lights are dimmed and music is turned off, hoping to improve the shopping experience for autistic or sensory-sensitivity people.

Some Belgian supermarkets are introducing "quiet hours" during which lights are dimmed and music is turned off, hoping to improve the shopping experience for autistic or sensory-sensitivity people.