Greece-based supermarket chain Sklavenitis, the biggest domestically owned grocer in the country, on Monday categorically denied press reports claiming that it was in talks with a French multinational for the sale of a portion of its business.
Greece-based supermarket chain Sklavenitis, the biggest domestically owned grocer in the country, on Monday categorically denied press reports claiming that it was in talks with a French multinational for the sale of a portion of its business.
"Such references are the product of fantasy, as the Greek supermarkets Sklavenitis continue their business growth plan unhindered," a press release by the company underlined.