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23 September 2024

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23 September 2024

SPAR Belgium partner announces reopening of three renovated stores

The reopened supermarkets feature modern and sustainable design with a focus on fresh, local products.

Jangoulun Singsit September 20 2024

Colruyt Group, The SPAR brand partner in Belgium, has announced the reopening of three of its stores in the country. 

The stores are independently run by retailers in Wenduine, Eindhout and Opwijk. 

Opened following extensive renovations, they feature modern and sustainable design while prioritising fresh, locally sourced products. 

SPAR Supermarket Wenduine, which reopened in June 2024, spans 800m² and is operated by Hilde Leenknegt and Ivan Kuyle, who bring more than two decades of experience to the business.  

The store's redesign places focus on fresh food, including an on-site bakery.  

Sustainability measures such as a CO₂ refrigeration system and underfloor heating have been implemented, to reduce the store's environmental footprint. 

The SPAR Supermarket in Eindhout also welcomed customers back in June after its full renovation.  

Entrepreneurs Erkan and Melda have overseen changes that aim to improve the shopping experience with a new store layout and an expanded selection of fresh, local offerings.  

"Every adjustment we’ve made has been with our customers in mind," said Erkan. 

The store incorporates sustainable features such as CO₂ cooling and LED lighting. 

In Opwijk, the SPAR Supermarket reopened on 30 May, following significant updates by brothers Stijn and Jo De Baerdemaeker.  

The store, which sells fresh products, is equipped with a CO₂ cooling system and solar panels.  

These renovations are part of Colruyt Group's strategy to invest in the retail spaces, ensuring the stores cater to the current market requirements while maintaining community ties. 

In December 2023, Colruyt Group announced the development of the supermarket brand’s store network in the country with two re-openings and one new launch. 

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