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Europroduct — Grocery store

Open until 11:00pm
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Europroduct is a grocery store located in Tbilisi that specializes in a diverse selection of high-quality European food products. The store focuses on offering natural and environmentally friendly items, ensuring that customers have access to groceries that are free from additives. Shoppers can expect a wide range of products including vegan and vegetarian options, lactose-free and gluten-free items, as well as traditional bakery goods, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a selection of meats and fish. In addition to conventional grocery items, Europroduct features a variety of snacks, beverages, coffee, tea, and sweets, catering to diverse dietary preferences and lifestyles. The store also provides pet food and household goods, making it a one-stop destination for everyday needs. Regular weekly discounts enhance the shopping experience, allowing customers to find quality products at competitive prices. Europroduct serves as a convenient option for those seeking a comprehensive grocery shopping experience in Tbilisi.

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    Jaba Chutlashvili

    Supermarkets like this one, along with Nikora, have some of the worst practices in the city. The prices are always inconsistent with what’s displayed. At the checkout, items often cost more. This happens so frequently that it feels like a standard occurrence. When I ask about it, the response is usually vague, saying something like, "it seems like product prices have gone up."