Supermarkets are open today, Sunday 28/5

Supermarkets: Some supermarkets will remain open today, Sunday 28/5 in our country. to which it applies and at any time.

As you know, supermarkets are closed on Sunday. Except for certain Sundays during the year when it is normally open.

Although today is not one of those days, there are enough supermarkets that you will be able to do emergency shopping.

See in detail…

Which supermarkets are open today sunday 28/5

According to the report, large supermarket chains will be closed on Sunday 5/28, as it is not one of the Sundays covered by the Shop Opening Law.

Most Sklavenitis, AB Vasilopoulos, LIDL, Masoutis, My Market, Kritikos and Market In stores will not be open, but there will be some exceptions.

OK Anytime Markets, AB Shop & Go, select LIDL stores, My Market, Kritikos and Market In stores will be open on Sunday 5/28.

List of major stores open on Sunday 28/5:

OK Anytime Markets – Supermarkets open Sunday 28/5

The hours are 8:00 am – 11:00 pm.

AB Shop & Go – Supermarkets open Sunday 28/5

Hours of Operation: Most AB Shop & Go stores open at 9:00 am. – 10:00 p.m., but there are exceptions with some shops closing from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

LIDL – Supermarkets open Sunday 28/5

Certain LIDL stores will be open Sunday 5/28 at the following addresses:

LIDL is open on Sundays: Pireos, Hamosternas 205-209, Athens 11853
LIDL is open Sunday: Markopoulou Ave., Markopoulo Mesogaias 190 03
LIDL is open Sunday: 227 Marathonos Ave., Nea Makri 190 05
LIDL is open Sunday: Leoforos Agiou Chrysostomou Smyrnis, Ellis Alexiou and Rafina 190 09
LIDL is open Sunday: 70 Aianteiu Ave., Salamina 189 00
LIDL is open on Sundays: Porto Rafti Street 2. km, Porto Rafti 190 03

11:00 am – 20:00.

My Market – Supermarkets open Sunday 28/5

Some My Market stores will be open Sunday 5/28, including at the following addresses:

My Market opens on Sundays: 17 Karystou Street, Athens 115 24
My Market is open on Sundays: Sofokleous &, Dimitrakopoulou 56, Kallithea 176 72
My Market is open on Sundays: Kresnas 4, Evelpidon 97, 113 62
My Market opens on Sundays: 48 Alexioupoleos Street, Argyroupoli 164 52

The hours are 8:00 am – 10:00 pm.

Kritikos – Supermarkets open on Sunday 28/5

Several Kritikos stores will be open on Sunday 28/5 at the following addresses:

Crete opens on Sundays: 11 Irodoto Street, Athens 106 74
Crete is open Sunday: Kononos 58, Athens 116 33
Crete is open Sunday: Pylos &, Phylis 2, Haidari 124 62
Cretan opens Sunday: 90 Sevastoupoleos, Ampelokipoi 11526
Cretan Open Sunday: Filikis Etairias 2, Piraeus 18539
Cretan Open Sunday: March 25, Drapetsona 186 48
Opening of Crete Sunday: 53 Agio Spyridonos, Galati 111 46
Crete is open Sunday: 44 Heraklion, Metamorfosi 144 51
Open Crete Sunday: 2 mag. Alexandru, Perama 188 63
Crete is open on Sundays: Thivon 212, Peristeri 121 34
Crete is open Sunday: Doganis 126, Piraeus 185 46
Opening of Crete Sunday: 64 Riga Ferrao, Keratsini 187 57
Cretan Open Sunday: Meteoron 40, Petropoli 132 31
Cretan opens Sunday: Thrakis 20 &, Vergas, Petroupoli 132 31
Cretan Open Sunday: El. Venizelou 34, Kypseli 180 10
Crete opens on Sundays: Pausaniou 17, Athens 11635
Crete is open Sunday: Macedonia 54, Perama 188 63
Cretan Open Sunday: Liov. Avlakiou 88, Porto Rafti 19023

Hours of Operation: Most Crete stores open at 10:00 am. – 9:00 p.m., but there are exceptions with some shops closing from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Market In – Supermarkets open Sunday 28/5

Some Market In stores will be open Sunday 5/28, among others at the following addresses:

The market is open on Sundays: 61 Kalyvion Ave., Kalyvia Thorikou 190 10
The market is open on Sundays: 52 Agia Marinas Ave., Ag. Marina 194 00
The market is open on Sunday: Epar.Od. Amphipolitechnio 7 Paral Marcopolo, Europos 19015
The market is open Sunday: 117 Artemis Street, Artemis 19016

11:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Big change and step forward for supermarkets – what have they created

The country’s major retail chains gained a voice when the creation of the Hellenic Supermarket Association was announced.

Through the collective body and the state, the supermarket sector is expected to develop further, giving a boost to the country’s economy, according to enikonomia.gr.

The creation of the Federation of Supermarkets of Greece (ESE) was announced by the country’s largest chains in order to further promote the development of the sector at the corporate and collective level.

The organized retail and wholesale sector of foodstuffs and consumer goods is of great importance to the national economy. Supermarkets currently employ more than 100,000 workers, while their turnover reaches 15 billion euros.

In this context, the establishment of a collegial body that promotes healthy and fruitful dialogue with the state and its institutions is necessary and has been considered essential in recent years. Gradually, since 2019 with the outbreak of the epidemic, communication and interaction with the cooperating ministries have intensified, whether on issues of defending healthy competition, or on other organizational, labor and environmental issues.

At the same time, the role of the sector has radically changed and upgraded, as supermarkets have been called upon to support the smooth operation of the supply chain during the period of restrictive measures in place during the pandemic, but also later due to geopolitical turbulence and inflationary pressures, and successfully deal with any challenges.

The Federation of Supermarkets of Greece aspires to be a strong agent for the development of the Greek economy. Its objectives are to express and strengthen the sector’s positions at the national and international levels, to create conditions for legal, healthy and free competition, for the benefit of consumers and to take actions and initiatives for the strategic strengthening of the retail role. food in the country.

Through its actions and interventions, ESE will seek, among other things, to mobilize the State to take measures for the proper functioning of Businessto provide incentives for investments, as well as to facilitate procedures for attracting and hiring human resources, with the aim of the best possible operation of the supply chain.

Supermarket: who will be the general manager

By decision of the Board of Directors, Apostolos Petalas has been appointed General Director of ESE. Apostolos, until recently CEO of the Fourlis Group, has long-term experience in management positions of large consumer products, food and regulated retail companies.

In the coming period, ESE management will complete all the procedures required to start and organize its effective operation and will organize a press conference in due time.

Members

All companies in the sector have already been informed that, according to the articles of association of the ESE, they fulfill the conditions to become its regular members, if they wish.

In addition, ESE invites all food selling companies to join as associate members, strengthen the dynamics of the union, strengthen its displacement and create conditions for obtaining multidimensional, correct and timely information on all issues of interest to them.

The creation of the ESE covers a permanent need to express and support the attitudes of the supermarket industry and its potential members, but also undoubtedly the requirements of society, the state, social partners, independent authorities and the media for effective communication, progress and development of the sector.

Signage changed in the supermarket – how will we shop?

All procedures required to start and organize its effective work have been completed.

In particular, changes to product labels in supermarkets are effective from Monday, May 15th.

Changes in product labels stipulated in the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Development come into effect with the aim of informing consumers promptly and easily and not misleading them about the price or quantity of the product they are buying.

The relevant regulation was announced by the relevant ministry in the previous months in order to give companies time to adapt.

In detail, packaged products should mention at least:

a) the selling price of each product bundle,

b) the selling price per unit measure of the quantity of the product f

c) The name of the product.

Prices are in euros…

In the form of a decimal number with two decimal places accompanied by the symbol “€”, and includes the value added tax (VAT) corresponding to the product in accordance with the tax legislation.

Prices are written in clearly visible and legible characters, while the sale price characters size per unit of measure must equal, at least, 70% of the sales price characters size per package.

That is, for example, the price per kilogram should not be written in small letters and the consumer should know on the final invoice how much the product he has actually purchased has cost.

Also, values ​​should be typed in bold.

“Character sizes shall be sufficient to ensure that the information presented is clear and easy to understand by the consumer” as indicated.

In unpackaged products, it is also written in clearly visible and legible characters while the selling price is not allowed to be written for quantities that are a subdivision of the unit of measure of the quantity of the product.

Violators are fined €1,000 per product code.

The total amount of the fine, per censorship, imposed shall not exceed:

a) 3,000 euros per physical or online store for companies with a total turnover of 1,000,000 euros.

b) €10,000 per physical or online store for companies with a total turnover of more than €1,000,000 up to €10,000,000.

c) €20,000 per physical or online store for companies with a total turnover of more than €10,000,000 to €50,000,000 and

d) 30,000 euros per physical or online store for companies with a total turnover of more than 50,000,000 euros

Excluded from the above obligations: retail stores with an area of ​​less than 50 square meters, as long as they do not sell bakery products, kiosks and vending machines as long as they are not part of a store selling similar products Cooked or raw food served by catering establishments, ice cream net weight up to 200g,

The net weight of the chocolate is 100 gramsproducts with a net weight of up to 50 grams, provided that they are sold in accordance with normal business practices by the piece, and products with a net weight of up to 50 milliliters, provided that they are sold in accordance with normal business practices by the piece, cosmetics, perfumes and jewelry.