Pick n Pay’s growth vision includes trimming range of goods 30%
Takealot will boost delivery footprint, while retailer differentiates stores into three identities
17 May 2022 - 10:30
UPDATED 17 May 2022 - 22:57
Pick n Pay and its new CEO are taking the fight to competitors in a strategy that will see it differentiate between higher- and lower-end stores, reduce the number of items on sale by 30% to cut costs, and expand discount retailer Boxer.
Pick n Pay has teamed up with online retailer Takealot and its Mr D Food delivery service to expand its on-demand delivery reach to almost every part of SA from August. This contract is the culmination of almost a year of negotiations with Naspers’s e-commerce platform...
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