datenschutz@tedi.com Where does TEDi store your personal data? TEDi stores your personal data in Europe. For how long does TEDi store your personal data? Personal data stored by TEDi will be deleted, if these ... that are stored on your computer and enable us to analyse the use of our website. For this purpose, the information about the use obtained by the cookie is transmitted to our servers and stored so that ... the functions of Google Maps, it is necessary to store your IP address. This information is usually transferred to a Google server in the USA and stored there. TEDi has no influence on this data transmission

the new store concept. In October, we open the first store in Spain. We are now active in five European countries, operating 150 TEDi shops outside of Germany. 2016 Fully a third of our stores are upgraded ... 2018, we refine our new store concept, offering our customers an even better shopping experience. In September, we open our 2000th store in Hamburg. We also open the first stores in Italy and Poland. 2019 ... measures in 2020. 2021 Our entire store network in Europe is to be consolidated in the long term to over 5,000 stores. In August, we will be launching our first store in the town of Papa in Hungary. In

of specialised stores, shopping centres, foyer zones in self-service stores, or an individual location Trade environment: Foodstuff discounters, consumer markets, textile and shoe stores, drugstores Commuting ... Which locations are we looking for? We are constantly looking for suitable locations for new TEDi stores. To give you an idea of what we are looking for, we have included our list of requirements regarding

branches, we've been gradually upgrading our stores as of 2014, giving our customers something to smile about every day. And we've certainly been busy. Our latest store design concept is sure to get your attention ... rest will soon follow suit. Come experience a totally new way to shop! Who is TEDi? 3,400 branch stores throughout Europe in 15 countries: Founded in Dortmund in 2004, TEDi is now one of the leading companies ... well in big cities as we do in rural areas. Since we're always on the lookout for new locations, our store design concept is continuously evolving and adapting to new market conditions – keyword "flexibility"

The new generation Today with about 3,400 stores, at leat 15,000 products on offer in each store in 15 countries around Europe: This makes TEDi one of the leading companies in the non-food sector. Since ... cosmetic products. Additional highlights in our range are seasonal offers and sales campaigns in our stores. Our top priority: Offering our customers a broad and varied product range with lots of surprises

allow the non-food discounter to further expand its presence in Germany and start integrating its store network. read more TEDi takes over 84 branches of the non-food discounter Pfennigpfeiffer Dortmund ... taking over 84 shops of the non-food discounter Pfennigpfeiffer. TEDi is thus further expanding its store network in Germany. read more

quality, packaging, and other product characteristics. And the product is then delivered to the TEDi stores? No, not so soon. This takes us to the second testing phase. In this phase, we check whether the ... centre in Dortmund. Does a further test step follow or are the toy penguins just sent out to the stores from the headquarters? A further incoming goods inspection is carried out. Here we particularly examine ... substances. Only after these steps are completed and the product is safe, it is delivered to our stores. Can you tell us how you check the function of a toy penguin? Gladly, but here I would use the example

Dr. Graner. In addition TEDi has also commissioned the Institute to take random samples from TEDi stores and test them. The Institute Dr. Graner was founded in 1964. It works for well-known German companies

action. Society Every activity, whether in our headquarters, during the transportation of goods in our stores and not least in manufacture, has an impact on people and the environment. We see ourselves as citizens