Victory Retail Chain Launches Major Sukkot Price Cuts Across Israel
Israeli retail chain Victory has launched massive Sukkot price cuts on basic food items, private labels, and home goods across all nationwide branches.
The price war between major retail chains in Israel has reached a boiling point ahead of the Sukkot holiday. Victory, owned by businessman Eyal Ravid, is launching a new wave of promotions across all its branches in Israel, offering significant discounts on a long line of basic consumer goods, food items, and home equipment.
In the food and private label sector, shoppers can find private label olive oil for just 17 shekels, Willi Food margherita pizza, and twin packs of private label tuna in oil. Additionally, private label ketchup and mayonnaise are offered at just 5 shekels each, while canned olives and vine leaves are available at 7 shekels per unit. For snack lovers, salted baked sticks by "Salty" are sold for 4.90 shekels, and twin packs of Lalo mini rolls filled with cream cost 16 shekels.
Alongside food products, the chain is offering attractive deals in the home equipment and toiletries departments: a package of 4 wet wipe packs at a market-breaking price of just 10 shekels, a set of 4 folding chairs for 100 shekels, and a portable rechargeable speaker for 299 shekels. The chain noted that the promotions are currently valid across all nationwide branches.
