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Greggs is the largest bakery chain in the United Kingdom with nearly 1800 stores. Greggs has become a much-loved and trusted family brand through their products and their focus on customer experience.
This article by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is a “must read” for retailers reviewing their promotions strategy.
To buy or to build new technology? What retailers need to know about both options and how they can avoid the four common pitfalls in their “buy” versus “build” decision.
Many successful retailers place everyday low price (“EDLP”) at the heart of their customer proposition. The likes of Aldi, Bunnings, Ikea, Officeworks, Walmart and The Warehouse commit to providing the lowest prices in their categories.