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Diversity Month: Interview with Daniela Büchel
"Diversity alone is not enough"
In favour of preserving the moors
REWE Group favours peat-free soil
Flowers and ornamental plants
Good for the eye and nature
Flowers and ornamental plants are becoming increasingly important in REWE Group's product ranges. Anyone who brings colour and freshness into their home or garden pays attention to price and Sustainability. Our colleagues provide an overview. Plus: Our expert Dieter Frings, Category Management Consultant for Plants at toom, reveals seven valuable tips on how to optimise your flower range.
Flowers and ornamental plants
Revenue is flourishing here!
With the "Flowers and Plants" project, Anna Genser, Project Manager at REWE National, did everything she could to realise the potential that lies dormant in this product group. Here she explains how she succeeded. And: Our plant expert Dieter Frings, Category Management Consultant Plants at toom, gives practical tips on how to keep cut flowers and potted plants fresh and healthy at home for a long time.
Job sharing
Double the expertise
Shared leadership is double the joy - for everyone: the line manager, the team and for the job-sharing duo themselves, who no longer have to choose between career and family. Because both are possible. Laura Mödder and Lara Wölk, Category Development & Pricing Ware full-range, on the importance of communication, similar expectations, trust - and humour.
REWE International AG
Reorganisation at management level
Marcel Haraszti, Management Board member of REWE International AG, will be responsible for the BILLA CEE division in addition to the full-range Austria division (BILLA, BIPA, ADEG) as of 1 October. Erich Szuchy will take over the newly created position of CEO BILLA Austria.
Lekkerland SE
Patrick Steppe hands over to Hilmar Hübers
Patrick Steppe announces his departure at the end of the year and will in future be a member of the Supervisory Board of Lekkerland SE. The current Chief Operating Officer Hilmar Hübers will take over as Chairman of the Management Board of Lekkerland SE at the beginning of 2026. The top management team is also being reorganised.
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Special "Experience AI"
Experience AI
How AI helps us to analyse data and make better decisions
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising data analysis in companies, especially in the retail sector. By using AI technologies, companies can make informed decisions, increase customer satisfaction or improve the efficiency of stock management. In order to better understand data-driven decisions with the help of AI in our company, we spoke to the Head of Analytics, Dr Lorenz Determann.
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Special "lateral entry"
Lateral entry at REWE digital
"As an agile team coach, I benefit from my work as a pastor"
Career change at REWE supermarket
"For me, this is more than just a job"
Lateral entry
"I am very happy at PENNY"
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Strategy
Track record 2024
REWE Group defies challenges and continues to grow
Despite subdued consumer sentiment and uncertain economic forecasts, REWE Group can look back on a successful business year and plans to invest 16 billion euros by 2028. All of our business segments contributed to a 4.6 per cent increase in turnover last year - despite a difficult environment. Where did things go particularly well - and in which projects will we be investing in the future?
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International trading business with positive development and sales growth in all countries in 2024
The 2024 financial year was also characterised by a difficult market environment for the food retail sector at Retail International. Nevertheless, we were able to increase our total gross sales by 6.1 per cent to 23.82 billion.
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Responsibility
Sustainability at REWE
The next generation of green building is launched
REWE is going into series production with its pioneering, recyclable supermarket concept. The second REWE Green Farming centre in Germany will be built in the south of Berlin by spring 2026. On 28 March, the REWE Region East celebrated the start of construction on the pioneering project. Klaus Wiens, Head of Store Construction at REWE, explains in an interview what lessons have been learnt from the pilot store in Wiesbaden-Erbenheim, why we are focusing on recyclable supermarkets and which green building projects are still in the pipeline.
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Diversity Month: Programme and registration
A month of diversity!
This year, May is once again all about diversity at REWE Group - from 6 to 28 May, a colourful programme of a wide variety of internal and external presentations awaits you! Here you can find out what you can look forward to and how to register.
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Films & Co. in April
Cinematic stress test
The parents' driving licence becomes a reality in the science fiction drama "The Assessment". In Luzia Schmid's documentary film "I want it all. Hildegard Knef", daughter Christina "Tinta" Gardiner confesses that her mother could sometimes become a stress test for the closest family. And a murder at the 13-year-old son's school puts an entire family under stress in "Adolescence".
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Films & Co. in March
First Berlinale selection
The extensively celebrated 75th edition of the Berlin International Film Festival has barely closed its doors when two of its highlights are already coming to cinemas here. Tom Tykwer's "The Light" will be pouring across the country's biggest screens from the end of March. While Mala Emde will be sprinting through "Köln 75" with plenty of local and contemporary colour from the middle of the month, on the hunt for the perfect grand piano. To balance things out, comedian Seth Rogen turns Hollywood on its head as a newly minted film boss in the Apple TV+ series "The Studio".
Films & Co. in February
Poetry and anarchy
Poetry and anarchy combine in two of February's most beautiful films: while the Spanish drama "The Teacher Who Promised Us the Sea" tells the story of a poetic teacher in the resistance against Franco, the English drama "Bird" is all about the magic in the chaotic life of a twelve-year-old. The third season of the satire "The White Lotus" kicks off on Sky and Wow.
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