Rami Levy is breaking the market: staple products sold for 1 shekel until August 8
The "Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma" chain is launching a series of unprecedented promotions on its online site, featuring significant discounts on staple products and same-day delivery.
Major retail chains in Israel continue to compete aggressively for the consumer's wallet, introducing new products, expanding departments, and launching market-breaking promotions, alongside new consumer clubs and credit cards.
One of the leaders in these efforts is the "Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma" chain, owned by businessman Rami Levy, which has announced a series of new promotions running until August 8. These offers are available exclusively through its online website, with the added benefit of same-day delivery.
In the vegetable department, the chain is significantly undercutting market prices: tomatoes are sold for 1 shekel per kg, onions for 2.90 shekels per kg, white cabbage for 1.90 shekels per kg, and packaged potatoes for 3.90 shekels per kg.
Additionally, the chain is offering special deals on other staples, including Tilda basmati rice (1 kg bag) for 10 shekels, Pri Nir finely chopped tomatoes for 9.90 shekels, Pri Nir canned pickles (vinegar or salt) at 2 for 10 shekels, and Fitness cereal bars at 2 packs for 25 shekels.
