20 Minutes: Migros Stores Will Transform Under a New Brand
20 Minutes Reports Major Changes for Migros Stores
The name Migros will soon fade from the neighboring country of France, but its stores will remain. According to Tribune de Genève, Migros Genève announced on Wednesday a partnership with the cooperative U, moving away from its previous affiliation with the Cora group.
Store Transformations Begin
- The stores in Étrembières and Neydens, Haute-Savoie, will become Super U supermarkets.
- The Thoiry store in Ain will transition into a Hyper U hypermarket.
- These changes take effect on January 1, 2025.
A spokesperson for Migros Genève stated that the legal structure of Migros France will remain intact, ensuring that all jobs are preserved. Furthermore, Migros-branded products will continue to be sold. A significant shift, however, is that the stores will now offer alcoholic beverages, a move the orange brand had previously avoided.
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