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Delhaize Market Share in Belgium Falls on Pricing Pressure (DJ)

Source: Dow Jones Newswires
24/10/2007

Brussels, Oct. 24 - Delhaize Group's market share in Belgium has fallen following increased pressure from competitors, the company said Wednesday.

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The pressure is mainly from hard discounters, such as Colruyt NV, which promise lowest-possible prices, Delhaize Belgium spokeswoman Katrien Verbeke said. Delhaize, meanwhile, focuses on quality and variety, she added.

In 2006, Delhaize's market share was 26.1%, although Verbeke wouldn't provide an updated figure.

The spokeswoman said Colruyt's Belgian market share had risen slightly, while that of French supermarket chain Carrefour SA had also declined.



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