New Lidl stores: Lisi Ogon, Ruda Śląska and Stegna
The new store of the Lidl Poland chain in Lisi Ogon, 1A Wyczynowa St., has a sales floor area of approximately 1351 sqm. The facility employs 21 people. Motorized customers of Lidl Polska will be able to use 115 dedicated parking spaces. The outlet will be open Monday through Saturday from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm, and on shopping Sundays from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
The store in Ruda Śląska at 87 Piotra Niedurnego Street has a sales floor area of approximately 1351 sqm. The facility employs 23 people. Motorized customers of Lidl Polska will be able to use 87 dedicated parking spaces.
The new store in Stegna at 2 Elbląska Street has a sales floor area of about 1,100 sqm. The facility employs 16 people. Motorized customers of Lidl Poland will be able to use 65 dedicated parking spaces.
December 12, the chain is opening a store in Lublin at 132 Kraśnicka Ave. The opening will take place at 6:00 a.m. On the same day, there will be an opening at 11 Rdestowa St. in Wrocław, in Rzeszów at 477 Sikorskiego St. and in Szczecin at 11 Policka St.
Lidl already has more than 900 stores in Poland
On the opening day, special promotions will be prepared for customers, as well as a children’s zone, refreshments and contests.
– As Lidl Poland, we are developing our store network by providing a wide range of high-quality products at low prices, produced in a sustainable manner. In addition, we encourage customers to download our free Lidl Plus app, which allows them to take advantage of additional coupons, promotional activities and Lidl Pay mobile payment options. We are pleased that by opening new outlets, we are also creating new jobs for local communities. Lidl Poland, as a responsible employer, provides its employees with attractive and one of the highest salaries in the trade, a wide package of non-wage benefits and opportunities for professional development – sums up Aleksandra Robaszkiewicz, Director of Corporate Affairs and CSR at Lidl Poland.
Environmental solutions in the store include:
– heat pumps
– heat recovery from refrigerated counters
– LED lighting
The history of the Lidl chain dates back to the 1930s, and the first chains under the brand were established in Germany in the 1970s. Currently, there are more than 12,350 stores of the brand in 31 countries, and more than 900 in Poland.
