Russian EUROSPAR Supermarket after 2.5 Years under SANCTIONS 

Are you sure Spar is Austrian? I knew it was Dutch...

@@1000ciels SPAR from 1954 to today The year SPAR was born in Austria is 1954. At that time, the Tyrolean wholesaler Hans F. Reisch laid the foundation for the Austrian company, which is still 100 percent private today, by founding the SPAR Tirol/Pinzgau trade association in Kufstein. Around 100 independent merchants came on board, who from that point on joined forces and worked together in areas such as purchasing goods, organization, technology and marketing. The idea of ​​the "voluntary retail chain" quickly spread throughout the country. Other wholesalers in other federal states followed the Tyrolean example. SPAR began its triumphal march in Austria. In 1959, SPAR was a household name throughout the country and represented from Vorarlberg to Burgenland. The 1960s were characterized by the professionalization of wholesale and retail trade. SPAR was already demonstrating its pioneering role at that time, being the first company to implement innovative marketing ideas and investing in modern logistics. SPAR was also a pioneer in self-service and attracted particular attention with the first "self-select stores", which gradually replaced the pure service stores. In 1970, one of the most important decisions in SPAR's history was made: under the leadership of Hans F. Reisch and Luis Drexel, the ten wholesale families joined forces and founded SPAR Österreichische Warenhandels-AG. This decision created the structural and strategic prerequisites for all further successful developments. By founding the AG, the owner families paved the way for group-owned branches and for the first INTERSPAR supermarkets. In the 1980s, these were systematically expanded into smaller shopping centers. This set the course for the development of large-scale shopping centers. At the beginning of the 1990s, SPAR took another important step: the Austrian market was becoming saturated and SPAR recognized the opportunities and possibilities in neighboring countries. In 1990, SPAR ventured to cross national borders. With the specially founded company ASPIAG (Austria SPAR International AG) based in Widnau/Switzerland, SPAR expanded to northeast Italy, Slovenia, Hungary and Croatia and gradually built up its own national organizations in these countries. Since then, ASPIAG has managed SPAR's activities in neighboring countries. While SPAR expanded abroad, this period in Austria was characterized by takeovers. Company takeovers of Renner, Primakauf, Huma, Konsum, Top-Discount and Familia as well as Pampam. SPAR's expansion engine was also running at full speed in the 2000s. In 2000, SPAR took over Meinl in Eastern Austria and two years later Maximarkt, a subsidiary of INTERSPAR, and clearly positioned itself as a growth leader in Austria. In 2008, the Plus discount chain was taken over in Hungary, and one year later SPAR bought Ipercoop in Croatia. In 2007, SPAR entered the shopping center business with the founding of SES Spar European Shopping Centers: SPAR thus bundled its shopping center and real estate activities in a separate company. In order to further advance the vision of an Austrian retail company becoming a Central European retail group, SPAR adapted its structure in 2011 and founded SPAR Holding AG. SPAR-AG including INTERSPAR and Hervis, ASPIAG (Austria SPAR International AG) and SES Spar European Shopping Centers are all under the umbrella of SPAR Holding AG.

@@1000ciels SPAR Austria from 1954 to today The year SPAR was born in Austria is 1954. At that time, the Tyrolean wholesaler Hans F. Reisch laid the foundation for the Austrian company, which is still 100 percent private today, by founding the SPAR Tirol/Pinzgau trade association in Kufstein. Around 100 independent merchants came on board, who from that point on joined forces and worked together in areas such as purchasing goods, organization, technology and marketing. The idea of ​​the "voluntary retail chain" quickly spread throughout the country. Other wholesalers in other federal states followed the Tyrolean example. SPAR began its triumphal march in Austria. In 1959, SPAR was a household name throughout the country and represented from Vorarlberg to Burgenland. The 1960s were characterized by the professionalization of wholesale and retail trade. SPAR was already demonstrating its pioneering role at that time, being the first company to implement innovative marketing ideas and investing in modern logistics. SPAR was also a pioneer in self-service and attracted particular attention with the first "self-select stores", which gradually replaced the pure service stores. In 1970, one of the most important decisions in SPAR's history was made: under the leadership of Hans F. Reisch and Luis Drexel, the ten wholesale families joined forces and founded SPAR Österreichische Warenhandels-AG. This decision created the structural and strategic prerequisites for all further successful developments. By founding the AG, the owner families paved the way for group-owned branches and for the first INTERSPAR supermarkets. In the 1980s, these were systematically expanded into smaller shopping centers. This set the course for the development of large-scale shopping centers. At the beginning of the 1990s, SPAR took another important step: the Austrian market was becoming saturated and SPAR recognized the opportunities and possibilities in neighboring countries. In 1990, SPAR ventured to cross national borders. With the specially founded company ASPIAG (Austria SPAR International AG) based in Widnau/Switzerland, SPAR expanded to northeast Italy, Slovenia, Hungary and Croatia and gradually built up its own national organizations in these countries. Since then, ASPIAG has managed SPAR's activities in neighboring countries. While SPAR expanded abroad, this period in Austria was characterized by takeovers. Company takeovers of Renner, Primakauf, Huma, Konsum, Top-Discount and Familia as well as Pampam. SPAR's expansion engine was also running at full speed in the 2000s. In 2000, SPAR took over Meinl in Eastern Austria and two years later Maximarkt, a subsidiary of INTERSPAR, and clearly positioned itself as a growth leader in Austria. In 2008, the Plus discount chain was taken over in Hungary, and one year later SPAR bought Ipercoop in Croatia. In 2007, SPAR entered the shopping center business with the founding of SES Spar European Shopping Centers: SPAR thus bundled its shopping center and real estate activities in a separate company. In order to further advance the vision of an Austrian retail company becoming a Central European retail group, SPAR adapted its structure in 2011 and founded SPAR Holding AG. SPAR-AG including INTERSPAR and Hervis, ASPIAG (Austria SPAR International AG) and SES Spar European Shopping Centers are all under the umbrella of SPAR Holding AG.

Russian guy here from Saint Petersburg Thank you

SPAR's headquarter is in the Nederlands. They have individually owned franchises all over the world.

I am moving to Saint Petersburg from another ex USSR country after retirement, now 58, I love this city

all the west is against you, must be a reason and all the worst country are with you imagine north Korea and your small tzar kissing the coran mohamed sleep with 9 years

😂🥲 Our supermarkets aren't too bad in California -- not locked up -- but if you go into drug store or clothing store the shoplifting is insane. 😂 And so a lot is under lock and key.

NYC sounds like a very dangerous place.

because browns are not like white people

Our Superspar in Mossel Bay looks like a corner cafe compared to this one.

Не покажут...

ты позывала, подумай, что они сделали со странами Европы, тебе мало таджиков?

Your government lies to you everyday.

if that impressed you look at the Moscow Metro stations.

90% of those brands are made in factories in Russia not imported, just have the brand name. Those brands even if they leave don’t matter cause Russia has all the equipment and resources within country.

@@ChelseaChfy-ex1po I know. The BRANDS are still on the shelves. The BRANDS have not be renamed. Note I didn't say product i said BRAND. Note the same thing.

USA here and agree 100%.. Stupid governments on both ends and great people on both ends . We would get along just fine !

Используйте новые технологии просмотра видео потока! Можно ещё больше! 😊

Well said. Down with Western imperialism and its puppets

It was not live

How many more videos need to make for all English-language youtubers in Russia explaining that here people are not smiling for no reason just "to be nice".

@@baklykovlive YES THE GUY WHO SAVE SINGAPOUR ,/I DO NOT REMEMBER IS NAME/ SAID RUSSIAN ARE BARBAR, THE SMALL GUY KISS THE CORAN ,MOHAMED SLEEP WITH YOUNG GIRL AGE 9, IMAGINE THE GUY WHO PROMISE 72 VIRGINS FOR MARTYR THIS RELIGION IS NOT REALLY SERIOUS THE GOD WHO CAN DO THAT ONLY TO NON EDUCATE PEOPLE.

Улыбка передаёт больше информации если она от любимого!

Old Russian folk saying: 'Laughter without a reason is a sign of a fool!'

Old Russian folk saying: 'Laughter without a reason is a sign of a fool!'

Да, это всё доступно обычным людям среднего и низкого дохода. Посмотрите видео про магазин 'Пятёрочка' и 'Магнит'.

Well, for a start, GMO foods are illegal. 👃✌️🇨🇦. And there's lots of info online about American foods that are not allowed to be sold in Europe, etc. 😮✌️

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Санкции ещё идут... Точнее пишут на бумаге перьями... К 2045 да пишут...

A wink is as good as a nod to a blind cat.

The GMO products are forbidden in Russia by law, many-many years ago...

l'Occidente ormai è ridicolo 🤦

Many Russians are having bidets in their toilets. If no bidets in the public restrooms we use a liquid napkins. Meanwhile, in this video here is NOTHING about toilets. So why the hell are you talking about them here? Are you ok?

@@baklykovlive idont use any bad word ijust write something why u so mad use the hell thats mean you need to learn what is the respect mean thank u

@@AzharHanna I friggin ask you why are you talking about toilets in the video which has nothing about it?