Carrefour enters the world of electrical products and lowers prices to the floor: The international chain is expanding its activities in Israel and the ultra-Orthodox sector - and is launching a huge sale on electrical products for the home, from smart appliances to toasters and kettles, at unprecedented prices.
The Carrefour Israel chain, one of the largest and most well-known in the retail world, continues to expand in Israel and is launching a new initiative in the field of home electrical products, with prices tens of percent lower than the market norm.
As part of the move, the chain will offer a wide range of products, from premium products to useful products for every home - all at extremely affordable prices.
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Among the products sold as part of the new promotion: Dreame Dual H12 vacuum cleaner for only 1,190 NIS, glass kettle with tea pot for only 49 NIS, 4-slice toaster for only 59 NIS, professional 6-slice giant toaster for only 119 NIS, Kenwood 500 ml multi-purpose chopper for only 199 NIS.
According to sources at Carrefour Israel, this is a strategic move aimed at making global quality accessible at an Israeli price, while maintaining the values of service and reliability that have accompanied the brand for decades.
In the past year, Carrefour has placed special emphasis on expanding in the Haredi sector, with the opening of new branches in areas with large Haredi populations, adapting products to the Haredi lifestyle, and ensuring exquisite kosher standards and promotions tailored to the Haredi family.
""Our goal is that every family in Israel, and especially an ultra-Orthodox family with many children, will be able to enjoy quality products at fair prices," says Carrefour Israel.
“We see the Haredi public as a true partner in our growth and are committed to continuing to provide them with high-quality products at particularly affordable prices.”
The promotions are currently available at Carrefour Hyper branches across the country - while supplies last.
