Kaufland To Withdraw From Australia, Focus On Core Markets

January 22, 2020 8:40 AM

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Discounter Kaufland has announced it has made a 'strategic decision' to withdraw from the Australian market, to focus on its core European businesses.

The retailer said that it made the decision following 'intensive examination' of its business.

'Not An Easy Decision'

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