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Robinsons Supermarket expands in Bohol, opens first store in Panglao

Robinsons Supermarket, the flagship supermarket business of Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc. (RRHI), has entered one of the country’s most sought-after tourism and leisure destinations with the opening of its first store in Panglao, Bohol.

Robinsons Supermarket, Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc.'s flagship supermarket, has opened its first store in Panglao, Bohol, marking its entry into a popular tourism and leisure destination in the country. The expansion aligns with the company's dedication to making high-quality, fresh products and affordable essentials accessible to Filipino consumers.

The new store, situated at the Bellemar Lifestyle Center, promises to cater to the local community, tourism workers, entrepreneurs, hospitality operators, and visitors with a wide range of grocery offerings. These include fresh fruits and vegetables, meats and seafood, dairy and frozen products, pantry staples, health and wellness items, household essentials, and trusted local and international brands.

Beyond regular grocery requirements, the store is ideally positioned to support nearby hotels, resorts, restaurants, and other tourism-related businesses by providing a steady supply of fresh food ingredients and quality supplies. The opening of Robinsons Supermarket Panglao is expected to boost local economic activity by creating jobs and generating business opportunities for suppliers and partners in the area.

Kerwin Legarde, group general manager of Robinsons Supermarket, reiterated the company's commitment to bringing everyday goodness and value to more Filipino communities by consistently delivering quality products and meaningful savings.

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