The supermarket was born in New York in 1930, which is called the second revolution of the retail industry.
Efficiency is the greatest experience of supermarket owners; freedom is the greatest feeling of supermarket shoppers!
At the same time, the symmetrical aesthetics and the dazzling array of products on the supermarket shelves also make people sigh about the beauty of life; in China, it can be said that the emergence of supermarkets is a strong signal for the common people to move from food and clothing to a well-off life. !
As the largest Carrefour flagship hypermarket in Asia, this Carrefour hypermarket, which has been in operation for 18 years, covers an area of 32,000 square meters. Zhongguancun Carrefour announced on February 28 that in order to cooperate with the overall upgrade of Zhongguancun Plaza, the store will be closed on March 31, and then Carrefour’s shelves have been basically emptied. "Thank you for your company for 18 years", this striking slogan can be seen everywhere in Carrefour stores in Zhongguancun, Beijing.
Just before Suning's acquisition, his departure was actually doomed. Even if Suning came to manage it, it would not help, nor would it change the final result of closing the store.
Carrefour once ranked second with a sales volume of 33.8 billion yuan, but now, the largest supermarket in Asia has officially closed its doors, causing a generation of emotions and melancholy!
At the moment of the double attack of the epidemic and e-commerce, hypermarkets are even more difficult. In fact, in recent years, the transformation and renaming of major supermarkets has become the norm.
South Korea’s Lotte Mart, Spain’s Dia Tiantian, France’s Auchan, and Britain’s Tesco have withdrawn from the Chinese market. Thailand’s Lotus has withdrawn its stores in China on a large scale and has been delisted from Hong Kong. China’s local supermarket brand Hao Yu Duo has closed its stores one after another. Carrefour, whose business in China has not improved , Metro was taken over by Suning and Wumart, Haoyuduo, Carrefour, and Walmart were also forced to close stores in succession... The traditional supermarket format represented by the store model seems to have come to the brink.
