Tesco Poland

Tesco entered Poland in 1995 by acquiring stores from Minor, Madex and Savia. The company currently manages 382 stores in the country. 

In 2018, the company achieved a turnover of €2.4 billion. Tesco Poland employed around 7000 people.

Today, Tesco in Poland is known to be one of the largest Tesco subsidiaries in Central Europe. 

The private labels at Tesco are as follows:

• Tesco finest (premium condiments)

• Go cook (high quality kitchen utensils)

• Pro Formula (personal care items such as shampoo, toothpaste etc)

• De Helder (beers)

• Fazzy (soft drinks)

• Pet Specialist (Premium Pet food)

• Take it on the road (Grab and go food such as sandwiches, bagels, tortillas etc)

• Tesco (daily needs like tea, coffee)

• Fred and Flo (new brand all about baby products)

Tesco Poland provides 2000 private labels accounting for 22% to 25% of its turnover.

The company is currently working with 3700 suppliers who are based in Poland. The company maintains long-term partnerships with suppliers. Furthermore, Tesco Poland wants to work with suppliers who respect the company’s Ethical Trading Initiative and ETI Base Code which includes policies in line with the law.

Concerning the logistics, Tesco Poland operates a fleet of 236 delivery vehicles. 

UPDATES ON TESCO POLAND ON 23/06/2020

Tesco Poland was acquired by Salling Group, strengthening the group's presence in Poland. All Tesco Poland stores will be converted as Netto stores.