In's Mercato continues to grow, opening two new stores in the provinces of Milan and Asti
In's Mercato continues to grow, opening two new stores in the provinces of Milan and Asti
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The growth of In’s Mercato continues, with two new stores opened yesterday in Cisliano, in the province of Milan, and Castell’Alfero, in the province of Asti.
The new openings bring the chain’s overall network to more than 580 stores, confirming In’s commitment to strengthening its presence across the country through an extensive and ever-growing network.
Both supermarkets occupy a sales area of 900 sq m and are located in commercial urban settings. The facilities have been designed to ensure functionality, efficiency and comfort, with solutions intended to make the shopping experience simpler and more convenient.
The new In's store in Cisliano (Mi), on Via Cavalier Angelo Refaldi, has private parking, LED lighting and state-of-the-art refrigerated cabinets. Renewable energy will also be used for the air-conditioning systems.
In Castell’Alfero, a historic municipality in the Asti area, on State Road 27 L, the store features LED lighting and refrigerated cabinets with doors, as well as private parking for customers, making access to the store easier.
In line with the cutting-edge format that distinguishes the chain’s most recent openings, the heart of the offering is the fresh food section: the fruit and vegetable section offers more than 90 products every day, including organic options. The fish counter also offers a rich selection, including fresh, frozen and preserved products, alongside the butcher’s counter with more than 70 products from controlled supply chains. Finally, the bakery, deli, dairy and cured meats & cheeses departments complete the offering, designed to meet everyday shopping needs while always guaranteeing excellent value for money.
With the two new openings, In's continues to develop its network, investing in modern, functional stores focused on energy efficiency and designed to meet everyday shopping needs.
This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.
