gadis.es
Supermarkets selling groceries to consumers in Galicia and Valladolid, Spain
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About gadis.es
Gadis operates supermarkets and sells groceries, including fresh produce, seafood and packaged foods. It promotes weekly offers and runs a customer newsletter with promotions and news.
Its customers are retail grocery shoppers. Gadis operates in Galicia and Valladolid, where it has opened a supermarket in Plaza de los Vadillos.
Product: Supermarket retail of groceries, including fresh produce, seafood and packaged foods.
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