Penny in Aspang: Fresh variety and regional quality combined

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Von: WOM

At the end of November, a new Penny supermarket in Aspang opened its doors and offers a variety of around 1,900 products on an area of ​​almost 600 m², which are intended for daily needs. This market combines regionality, quality and sustainable concepts to meet the requirements of customers.

The freshness and the service of the new location should be particularly emphasized. Fruit and vegetables are checked and filled several times a day to always ensure the best quality. Penny is also the only discount in the region to work qualified butchers who are available to customers if you have any questions and can fulfill individual wishes.

quality and regionality in focus

The products of the own brand "I am Austria" move into their meat from regional suppliers, where the pig, Hendl and beef meat 100 % from Austria and is slaughtered regionally. The company pursues the “Nose to Tail” principle to minimize food waste. The branch manager Selver Kaya confidently commented: "My team and I will convince our customers: Inside with expert advice and an attractive self-brand and comprehensive range of brands."

In Aspang, there are also more than 200 products from domestic production to choose from. In the organic segment, too, Penny has with "Really Bio!" established an extensive range of sustainable and regionally produced articles. The baked goods mainly come from Austrian bakers and are freshly baked on site. For lovers of a conscious diet, the vegan brand "Food for Future" also exists alternatives such as vegan cheese and cold cuts.

Penny follows the motto "Diversity instead of waiver" and would like to show the customer that they can receive a wide selection of own brands and well -known brands at a fair price. Managing Director Kai Pataky emphasizes: "We are proud that Penny brings even more fresh and regional products to Aspang."

commitment to social projects and sustainability

As part of her social responsibility, Penny cooperates with the Austrian Red Cross and supports people in difficult situations through initiatives such as the Penny Family Aid Fund. The company also sets clear accents in the area of ​​sustainability. Penny is a member of the climate: Aktiv PAKT2020, which was launched by the Federal Ministry of Sustainability, and undertakes to deal with a prudent use of resources and to reduce CO₂ emissions.

Another goal of Penny is to reduce plastic. Since 2018, 127 tons of plastic have been saved in fruit and vegetable packaging. Together with Waldquelle Mineralwasser, the company has launched the "Stöpselwald" initiative, in which over 1,700 trees were already planted in Austria with collected drink locks.

The opening times of the new Penny market in Grottendorf 50, 2870 Aspang are:

  • Monday to Friday: 7.15 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Saturday: 7.15 a.m. to 6 p.m.