Super U takes over Migros in Val Thoiry

The new Super U Hypermarket has now opened in Val Thoiry.

The shop is a complete rebrand of the former Migros. It’s been closed for the last 10 days as workers changed the signage and branding. 

However, the shop will keep strong links to the Swiss chain. It will continue to stock Migros products – although Migros vouchers and loyalty cards are no longer valid. 

Val Thoiry is the first outlet to undergo the change – the rest of the Migros shops in France will all be changed before the end of the month. 

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