Shufersal

An employee who worked at Shufersal for four decades was fired ten months before his retirement. The National Insurance Institute recognized his health issues following the dismissal notice as a work accident.

Rosh Hashanah is just around the corner, and with it comes one of the biggest shopping trips of the year. The list grows longer, the cart fills up with products not bought every week, and the total at the checkout can rise quickly. Precisely during this period, when holiday expenses are added to regular shopping, it is worth stopping for a moment before heading to the supermarket and checking what...

Food chain reports reveal temporary weakness in the second quarter of 2026, with Shufersal and Victory recording sharp declines, yet experts point to stocks that may soar in the near future.

A special price check on popular fish varieties ahead of the holidays reveals differences of tens of shekels per kilogram between major retail chains. Where is it most cost-effective to shop?

A special check of the basket of popular fish ahead of the holidays shows differences of tens of shekels per kilogram between the major chains. Who is the most expensive and where will you find the cheapest price?

Israel's largest supermarket chain lost 11% of its market value in two days following weak half-year reports. Despite efficiency measures implemented by owners Yossi and Shlomi Amir, the company is struggling with declining same-store sales.

The Universe chain is launching a series of unprecedented promotions on ground meat, salmon, olive oil, and other popular products whose prices will be cut by tens of shekels, but there is a limited quantity that you can purchase.

Israel's largest retail chain closed the quarter with a 7.5% decrease in revenue and an erosion of profitability, but most of the gap stems from the fact that the entire impact of the Passover holiday was attributed this time to the first quarter. The board of directors announced a dividend of 180 million shekels.

In the second quarter, Shufersal shows erosion in most key parameters, with a decline in revenue and net profit, which dropped by over 30%. Sales in same-store locations fell by 8.5% for the quarter.

IBI investment house retail analyst Yuval Gur-Arye identifies an opportunity in the shares of meat producer Baladi, precisely after the drop it suffered following the split from Shufersal. What is behind the recommendation, and why does the investment house believe the market overreacted?

The Shufersal chain has signed a commercial agreement with LEGO, under which the brand's products will be sold starting today in about 90 branches across the country and via Shufersal Online. This move allows Shufersal to expand sales beyond groceries using a high-demand brand, while LEGO gains an immediate, significant increase in its retail footprint in Israel.

Shufersal is launching a promotion on fruits and vegetables and offering a variety of popular products from leading brands for ten shekels. Alongside this, the chain is introducing significant discounts on perfumes and cosmetic products.

Ahead of the Tishrei holidays and the intense competition for the consumer's wallet, the Shufersal chain is the first to launch a series of unprecedented promotions and floor prices on products loved by millions of households in Israel.

Tnuva halted butter supplies to Shufersal after the chain rejected price increases ahead of Shavuot. Products have returned to shelves at higher prices, though the hikes vary and did not always reach the 4.8% increase requested by Tnuva. While some competitors maintained previous pricing, others raised costs by as much as 11%.

Europe is already there, Israel is far behind: the Shufersal model or the Carrefour model, who will win? Does reducing the power of suppliers only increase the power of the chains themselves?

The well-known discount chain, which has resumed operations in Israel, is reaching the Sharon area with a modernized branch offering deep discounts on dozens of popular products.

After June's drop, almost all sectors on the stock exchange recovered strongly in July. But food chains were left behind: even the winners rose only a few percent, and many remained in the red. How did the defensive advantage that protected them turn into a disadvantage?

The Kfar Saba Small Claims Court has ordered the Shufersal chain to pay 20,000 shekels in compensation to a customer after the store refused to honor advertised sale prices. The judge criticized the chain's conduct, calling it a systematic practice of misleading consumers.

S&P Maalot has affirmed the 'ilAA' credit rating for the Shufersal Group with a stable outlook. Analysts highlighted that the growth and efficiency strategy led by co-CEOs Yossi and Shlomi Amir continues to bolster the company's business profile.

The Competition Authority is set to approve the sale of credit card company CAL to Union and Harel. The deal, valued at 3.7 billion shekels, will proceed with soft conditions and restrictions on data sharing.