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In the heart of Woog quarter, a shift in local supply is underway. The closure of a REWE market on Schwarzen Weg has raised concerns, particularly among SPD politician Benz, who also serves as the economic commissioner. Benz has expressed worries about the potential impact on the neighbourhood's local supply, having previously advocated for maintaining it when the REWE market initially closed.
The decline in local supply in the Woog quarter has led to a centralization of essential services such as bakeries, butchers, post offices, and banks. Bakeries and butchers, traditionally part of the local supply, are now mainly found in central locations within the quarter. This centralization has been a response to the decreased local supply in the area, a trend that has been observed in recent years.
However, the arrival of an EDEKA branch, moving into the location previously occupied by the REWE market, may offer a glimmer of hope. EDEKA is a major German supermarket chain known for its wide range of food and household products, which could help ensure that residents in the Woog quarter continue to have convenient access to essential goods.
It's important to note that while the EDEKA branch may restore and possibly improve local grocery supply options, it does not serve as a replacement for the lost local supply in the Woog quarter. Residents may still have to adapt to the changes and find alternative services for bakeries, butchers, post offices, and banks, which are becoming scarcer in the area.
Negotiations are ongoing between parties to potentially mediate the closure of the REWE market, as Benz aims to persuade the landlord to continue renting to a local supplier. For precise and updated information about the local supply situation in Woog after these changes, it may be helpful to consult local news sources or municipal announcements directly related to that neighbourhood.
Another shopping option, separate from the Netto City branch, is located 500 meters away, offering residents an alternative for their grocery needs. However, the Netto City branch does not serve as a local supply option for the Woog quarter.
As the situation in Woog quarter unfolds, the community awaits updates on the local supply situation, hoping for a balance between convenience and maintaining a sense of local identity.
In the light of the ongoing negotiations, there's a possibility that a local supplier might take over the REWE market's vacant space, offering a stabilized business landscape for the retail industry in the Woog quarter. Furthermore, the potential arrival of a local supplier could help maintain the financial stability of the area, ensuring a smoother flow of commerce, particularly for essential services like bakeries, butchers, and banks.
