Vietnamese market sellers plan to open  new chain to compete with  supermarkets. The shops will be run primarily in small towns and will offer especially foodstuff and drugstore . They are to be opened in  next few years, said Nguyen Duong , former chairman of the Prague-based Association of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs. For this purpose  they are buying available vacant shops from czech retail chain Jednota. So far Vietnamese retailers focus on selling shoes and clothesand electronics and this is to be changed now. After some time, when the shops will be successfully established, sellers will move from outside to inside. "Within three to five years [Vietnamese] outdoor markets will disappear completely", Duong said. But it seems the new chain will have a hard time, as the market is getting saturated and even some bigger companies have decided to leave the Czech Republic -- last week Belgium-based retailer Delvita sold its supermarket to German Rewe group and they will be rebranded to Billa. Neither the current Vietnamese business activities are without problems. Czech Customs confiscated products worth 50,000,000 CZK (€1,786,000) during the trademark falsification round-up yesterday. The inspection took place simultaneously in Pilsen, Prachatice, Chomutov  and Prague. "This sort of inspection will continue, we have positive experience with actions in the time before Christmas", said spokesman of Customs service .
Vietnamese market sellers plan to open a new chain to compete with other supermarkets. The shops will run primarily in small towns and will offer food and drugs . They are to be opened in the next few years, said Nguyen Duong former chairman of the Prague-based Association of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs. For this purpose , they are buying available vacant shops from Czech retail chain Jednota. So far Vietnamese retailers focus on selling shoes , clothes, and electronics. This is to be changed now. After some time, when the shops will be successfully established, sellers will move from the outside to the inside. of buildings. "Within three to five years [Vietnamese] outdoor markets will disappear completely", Duong said. But it seems the new chain will have a hard time, as the market is getting saturated and even some bigger companies have decided to leave the Czech Republic . Last week Belgium-based retailer , Delvita, sold its supermarket to German Rewe group which will be rebranded to Billa. Neither the current Vietnamese business activities are without problems. Czech Customs confiscated products worth 50,000,000 CZK (€1,786,000) during the trademark falsification round-up yesterday. The inspection took place simultaneously in Pilsen, Prachatice, Chomutov , and Prague. "This sort of inspection will continue, we have positive experience with actions in the time before Christmas", said a spokesman of the Czech Customs agency .
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