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REWE To Go opens trackside kiosk

Snacks and coffee from the platform

Grabbing a sandwich or a coffee on the go just before departure: no problem! The currently smallest REWE To Go on the platform at Cologne Central Station makes it possible.

REWE To Go at Frankfurt Airport

Cashierless thanks to cameras

From now on, travellers and employees at Frankfurt Airport have another convenience offer available around the clock. Lekkerland opened its first REWE To Go smart store in an airport in Terminal 1.

Alexander Junge (Aral Management Board Member for Electromobility, from left), Oliver Krischer (Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Transport of North Rhine-Westphalia), Felix Heinrichs (Mayor of Mönchengladbach), Achim Bothe (CEO of Aral AG) and Patrick Steppe (CEO of Lekkerland SE) officially opened the Aral pulse charging park in Mönchengladbach. Photo: Aral

Lekkerland Smart Stores in Kamen and Mönchengladbach

Load quickly, pause at leisure

Lekkerland recently launched two unmanned convenience stores in NRW, both of which are supported by artificial intelligence (AI).

REWE To Go in Lübeck

Franchise pilot launched

Lekkerland and the to-go specialist Valora have opened a new chapter in their long-standing partnership in Lübeck: Valora opened a REWE To Go store as a franchisee at the central bus station (ZOB) in the Hanseatic city on 24 April.

EnBw charging park in Lichtenau

Lekkerland introduces further smart store concept

Lekkerland has opened the third REWE ready shop in Germany at the EnBW fast-charging park in Lichtenau near Chemnitz. Charging park customers, commuters and local residents can get coffee, cool drinks and fresh snacks here around the clock. AI-supported technology is being used for the first time.

Shopping while the electric car charges. This makes good use of the waiting time.

On the road to the future

Lekkerland has been part of the REWE Group since 2020. The convenience division is a wholesaler, logistics provider and service provider and operates a business that is changing rapidly. We visited the petrol station shop with Area Sales Manager Michael Ruhl.

Kerstin Meier I Photo: Achim Bachhausen

REWE To Go shops at Aral

Fully focussed on convenience

Kerstin Meier looks after the customer Aral for Lekkerland, which operates REWE To Go shops at around 900 petrol stations. In the one_Interview, she talks about the petrol station of the future, new opportunities and a very fruitful cooperation.

REWE To Go smart kiosk

Supplied around the clock

REWE To Go has opened the second 24/7 shop in a clinic in Germany at the Asklepios Clinic in Weißenfels, Saxony-Anhalt. The 16 square metre shop allows customers to shop around the clock and make cashless payments independently using the self-checkout procedure.

A good deed with tradition

Every December, Works Council Chairwoman Yvonne Zoske-Albrecht collects donations for a children's hospice at the Lekkerland logistics centre in Hamburg - and many colleagues take part.

Lekkerland and Ionity

Fast charging, smart shopping

Quickly fill up your car with electricity while the driver and passengers enjoy a bite to eat: Ionity and Lekkerland are making it possible in a new fast-charging park.

Lekkerland Smart Stores

"Interest and potential are huge"

In spring 2022, Lekkerland presented its smart store solutions to the public for the first time. A lot has happened since then. Michael Mayer-Sonnenburg and Mehmet Tözge from Lekkerland explain exactly what in this interview.

Lekkerland, epay and CTS Event

Petrol stations can now sell concert tickets

Buying a ticket for the next concert while refuelling is now possible thanks to Lekkerland, CTS Eventim and epay. Together, the three partners are turning petrol stations into advance booking offices and have developed a digital ticketing solution that enables the nationwide sale of tickets for many different music, sporting and cultural events at petrol stations. The solution is now available at Lekkerland.

New logistics centres strengthen the Convenience business segment

With the opening of two new warehouse locations, Lekkerland is taking an important step towards its goal of making its logistics in Germany fit for the future by 2030. A total of around 6,600 customers can be supplied from the warehouses in the Hanover and Kerpen-Türnich areas.

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