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Swedish meatballs and tableware: IKEA to launch small-format stores

Swedish meatballs and tableware: IKEA to launch small-format stores

IKEA has confirmed plans to open five to ten smaller, supermarket-sized stores across the Netherlands next year. These locations will focus on selling smaller home goods such as tableware and lighting, alongside the retailer's signature food items like Swedish meatballs and ice cream.

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