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Dubai — Lulu Hypermarket, the leading retailer in Kuwait, has recently inaugurated its latest branch in the country at Al Salam Mall in Salmiya.
The new hypermarket was opened by Abdullah S. Alenezi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in the presence of Shaikh Malik Homoud Al Sabah, Royal Family member; Yusuffali M.A., managing director of the Lulu Group; Saifee T. Rupawala, chief executive officer; Ashraf Ali M.A., executive director; and Mohammed Haris, director of Kuwait region.
Prominent businessmen, government officials and other dignitaries were also present on the occasion along with a large gathering of shoppers well-wishers and media personnel.
The Al Salam Mall branch of Lulu Hypermarket, located in popular upmarket retail area of Salmiya, is destined to increase the popularity of the brand. The new branch is the fifth outlet of the brand in Kuwait and the 113th branch in the region.
Recognised recently as among the top 250 retailers in the world, the Lulu brand has transcended borders and cultures to become a dominant name in the regional retail arena with its popularity gaining new heights with each new branch opening.
In line with all branches of the brand, the latest outlet in Salmiya offers an ultra-modern shopping ambiance in a spacious area that offers shoppers high-quality products at very competitive prices.
The 120,000 sqft hypermarket will showcase a fresh food section comprising fruit, vegetables, dairy products, meat, fish and hot and cold ready-to-eat food. A major highlight of the newly-opened store is that it has an exclusive section for all “free from worry” food range that offer extensive import line of gluten-free, lactose free, dairy-free, yeast-free, wheat-free, vegan, organic, fat-free, nut-free, soya-free, salt-free, GM-free, egg-free, free-range, no sugar, no additives, no preservatives, no hydrogenated fat and other specialty food imported from around the world.
In addition, and in true tradition of Lulu Hypermarkets, the new branch will feature the widest choice of world-class brands at the fairest prices.
— business@khaleejtimes.com
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