Osher Ad disrupts the market: popular products sold for just 1.90 shekels
The price war between Israel's food giants is escalating with significant discounts in the produce department, as one of the most sought-after items is being sold at a bargain price at a specific Osher Ad branch.
Major retail chains in Israel continue to compete fiercely for the local consumer's wallet, introducing new products, opening new departments, launching market-disrupting promotions, and rolling out consumer clubs and credit cards.
One of the leaders in promotional activity among Israel's large retail chains is undoubtedly Osher Ad, which frequently launches sales on various products at specific branches across the country, thereby generating significant buzz and customer traffic.
In recent days, the chain launched a series of major promotions at its Afula branch, offering fruits and vegetables at low prices. Notably, a kilogram of watermelon or melon is being sold for just 1.90 shekels.
In addition, Osher Ad is offering special deals on popular vegetables, including cherry tomatoes at 9.90 shekels per kilogram and champignon mushrooms at 16 shekels for two packages.
The chain is also offering a variety of other promotions in the fruit department, including peaches at 9.90 shekels per kilogram, kiwi at 17.90 shekels per kilogram, blueberries at 19.90 shekels per kilogram, and red or green grapes at 11.90 shekels per kilogram.
