The Carrefour chain continues to flood the Israeli market with international quality products at competitive prices, and is deepening its activity among the Haredi public with a line of new products made in Europe, accompanied by recognized and high-level qualifications, while adhering to strict standards of quality, taste and reliability.
An important area that is expanding is the world of canned products, with a series of high-quality tuna made in Spain, with kosher certification from the Haredi Badatz.
The series includes four types: tuna in olive oil, tuna in sunflower oil, tuna in water and tuna in tomatoes, and provides a broad response to consumers looking for a quality, delicious basic product with particularly elegant kosher certification.
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The chain's freezers are also being refreshed with a series of frozen vegetables made in France, kosher in the Badatz She'erit Israel. The series includes two types of delicate green peas and thin green beans, all in 1 kg family packs, a convenient, high-quality and economical solution for everyday use.
Among other things, Carrefour launched the new potato snack 'Dipster', a crispy and flavorful snack, produced in France and coming in a 170-gram package. The snack is marketed in four popular flavors: barbecue, paprika, spicy and classic, and carries the kosher certification of the Strasbourg Rabbinate. The emphasis in this product is on high-quality raw materials and an international taste experience, alongside full compliance with the kosher requirements of the ultra-Orthodox public.
Alongside it, Carrefour is launching French-made noodles, intended for everyday use in the home kitchen, with a high-quality texture and durability during cooking. The product carries the kashrut of Rabbi Wolf, and offers a convenient, reliable and elegant solution for families seeking to combine quality basic products with full halachic rigor.
In preparation for the winter season, the chain also launched a series of moisturizing lipsticks, as part of the expansion of the complementary consumer products sector, while maintaining high quality and an accessible price.
The entire move fits into Carrefour's broad strategy to make quality food and consumer products from the European market accessible to the Haredi public in Israel, while ensuring luxurious amenities, a wide variety and a competitive price tag, a combination that sets a new standard between quality, reliability and real value for the consumer.
