ZEB reaches 80-shop milestone in La Louvière
Last Friday, the Belgian multi-brand chain ZEB, owned by the Colruyt Group, opened its 80th store in La Louvière. Eventually, the chain sees potential for 100 stores in Belgium.
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Last Friday, the Belgian multi-brand chain ZEB, owned by the Colruyt Group, opened its 80th store in La Louvière. Eventually, the chain sees potential for 100 stores in Belgium.
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