Lidl to open 20 retail outlets in Serbia in 2016, 2017

Like I stated and argued the companies are coming to Serbia with job's and cheaper food prices. Their will be alot's of job's created,and export will grow .

sasa.p, 25 February 2016 00:39

When 1 Lidl opens 10 small shops close in the same area. So it's not a big gain in employment. In a underdeveloped country like Serbia, Lidl will import virtually everything, mostly from highly efficient Western-European factories but also from Romania, Hungary where they have suppliers already. So in the first 5 years do not expect a lot of Serbian goods in their shops in Serbia, nor any exports.

sasa.p, 25 February 2016 00:39

When 1 Lidl opens 10 small shops close in the same area. So it's not a big gain in employment. In a underdeveloped country like Serbia, Lidl will import virtually everything, mostly from highly efficient Western-European factories but also from Romania, Hungary where they have suppliers already. So in the first 5 years do not expect a lot of Serbian goods in their shops in Serbia, nor any exports.
(Contractor, 25 February 2016 10:42) # Commen

The store will have to compete with the Open Market (Pijac),the farm's products during the morning's.It will mainly compete with the big stores like Roda ,Discount, Maxi ,and Idea(Croatian owned).More suppliers(supermarkets) ,the lower the prices.Serb's outside Belgrade,will have time, and will always shop at the open markets (Pijac).They will bring other products which I cannot find in Serbia.

Like I stated and argued the companies are coming to Serbia with job's and cheaper food prices. Their will be alot's of job's created,and export will grow .

sasa.p, 25 February 2016 00:39

When 1 Lidl opens 10 small shops close in the same area. So it's not a big gain in employment. In a underdeveloped country like Serbia, Lidl will import virtually everything, mostly from highly efficient Western-European factories but also from Romania, Hungary where they have suppliers already. So in the first 5 years do not expect a lot of Serbian goods in their shops in Serbia, nor any exports.

sasa.p, 25 February 2016 00:39

When 1 Lidl opens 10 small shops close in the same area. So it's not a big gain in employment. In a underdeveloped country like Serbia, Lidl will import virtually everything, mostly from highly efficient Western-European factories but also from Romania, Hungary where they have suppliers already. So in the first 5 years do not expect a lot of Serbian goods in their shops in Serbia, nor any exports.
(Contractor, 25 February 2016 10:42) # Commen

The store will have to compete with the Open Market (Pijac),the farm's products during the morning's.It will mainly compete with the big stores like Roda ,Discount, Maxi ,and Idea(Croatian owned).More suppliers(supermarkets) ,the lower the prices.Serb's outside Belgrade,will have time, and will always shop at the open markets (Pijac).They will bring other products which I cannot find in Serbia.