The E.Leclerc da Bobadela hypermarket, in the municipality of Loures, entered the final phase before definitive closure and began a total sale campaign with 30% discounts on all products. The initiative is attracting countless customers looking to take advantage of reduced prices before the store closes.
According to the Marketeer portal, the campaign runs until March 13th and its main objective is to dispose of existing stock in the facilities. The commercial unit remains in operation during this period, but is already showing clear signs of the final stretch of activity.
A shopping run
Demand has been high since the sale began. According to the same source, many consumers went to the space to take advantage of widespread discounts, which contributed to a rapid reduction in the number of products available on the shelves.
Some sections of the store began to empty a few days after the campaign began. In several areas of the hypermarket, customers already find spaces with a very limited supply.
Products that disappeared first
Among the most sought after items are fresh food products and some household equipment. The publication writes that meat, fish and eggs were among the first products to disappear from the shelves due to high demand.
The website explains that several electronic devices also registered great demand from customers. Among the most sought after equipment are washing machines on display, which were quickly acquired.
There are still products available
Despite the significant reduction in stock, there are still some items for sale in the hypermarket. According to the same source, consumers can still find frozen products, clothing items and various daily consumption items.
Dairy products, including yogurt and cheese, also remain available, as well as different brands of wine and detergents intended for household cleaning.
Snacks, sweets and other featured items
Among the products still accessible are snacks and sweets, sought after by those who want to take advantage of the discount campaign on food products. According to the same source, these items are still present on some store shelves.
Even with the progressive reduction in stock, the campaign continues to attract consumers interested in taking advantage of the reduced prices before the definitive closure.
The hypermarket remains open every day between 8:30 am and 9 pm. However, according to , daily closing has occurred around 8 pm in recent days due to high demand and a decrease in available products.
According to the same source, this anticipation of closure is mainly due to the fact that several sections quickly run out of sufficient items for sale, reflecting the final phase of activity in this commercial unit.
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