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Apr 20, 2024 · Netto. Initially a Danish brand of cut-price supermarket products, Netto hit the UK in the very early 1990s bringing international food and bargain-basement food and products to the home. Owned by the Salling Group, Netto had accumulated nearly 200 stores by May 2010 but was sold to Asda at this point.
Netto began operating in the UK in Leeds on 13 December 1990, with the company's UK headquarters located in the former mining village of South Elmsall, West Yorkshire. Netto primarily expanded in central England, before moving into London.
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In 1981, Netto became the first store to offer customers the most important everyday goods at low prices – and today the chain is successful in as many as three countries. In 1996, the first 24-hour Netto opened, which offered the most important everyday goods around the clock.
Netto was a discount supermarket chain in the United Kingdom. Netto arrived in the United Kingdom in December 1990, as part of an internationalisation process by its Danish owner, Salling Group. By May 2010, it operated 193 stores, before it was sold to Asda.
For whatever reason, Netto didn’t work out and many of the stores were converted in Asda supermarkets. Aldi took the early lead and developed into the brand we know today. Netto returned in about 2015 as a joint venture with Sainsburys.
Apr 18, 2021 · Netto supermarket at Westerhope, 2011. The Danish-based discount store opened many stores in the region during the early 1990s, until it was taken over by Asda five years ago.
May 27, 2010 · Julia Finch and Zoe Wood. Thu 27 May 2010 08.13 EDT. The supermarket group Asda is paying £778m to take over the Netto discount grocery chain in an aggressive bid to close the gap with the...
