We'll show you what this new large shopping center, which has just opened its doors in the capital of the Bajo/Baix Cinca region, is like.
Today, a new Orangután supermarket opened in Fraga , specifically at Avenida Madrid, 46. The opening was attended by the mayor of the municipality, Mr. Ignacio Gramún Castillo, and the president and CEO of the food company, Mr. Joan Font i Fabregó. Local suppliers representing regional businesses such as Horno de Leña Esplús, Aceites Sorolla, and Bodega Sommos also visited the new Orangután.
Mr. Joan Font i Fabregó declared during the event that “we are very excited about the opening of our first store in Fraga, and our fourth in the Aragon region. This store offers a wide variety of services, and we hope to soon become a benchmark for the residents of Fraga and the surrounding towns for fresh, locally sourced products, offering excellent service at the best prices.”
The company has invested 3,2 million euros in the construction of the establishment, which has a team of 30 people, a fact that represents the commitment to growth and the generation of quality employment in the municipality of Fraga and in the Bajo Cinca region.
The new establishment has a sales area of 1.200m2 and has parking, some of which are equipped with electric vehicle chargers.
As in all Orangutan supermarkets, fresh and locally sourced products take center stage: a delicatessen and cheese section, a fruit and vegetable section, and a fishmonger with a fish cooking oven for customers who want to take their product home cooked, as well as a bakery and a wide variety of tender, tasty, and top-quality meats.
In addition, it also offers a wide selection of wines and sparkling wines from different regions, as well as a large variety of international and craft beers. The establishment also has a drugstore and perfumery section.
This establishment has a collaboration agreement with Caritas Parroquial de Fraga for the collection of surplus food.
It is committed to sustainability and energy efficiency.
The new supermarket in Fraga has been built to operate sustainably and eco-efficiently, saving 20% on the typical energy consumption of a commercial establishment of this type and reducing CO2 emissions by 20%. The facilities are controlled by a management and control system that automatically regulates them to achieve maximum efficiency, comfort, and safety.
Orangután's commitment is to make everyday life easier for its customers by offering essential services, including groceries at Orangután supermarkets and fuel at Orangután gas stations. Orangután's business model is distinguished by its wide variety and high quality of products, excellent customer service, very competitive prices, and a pleasant and comfortable shopping environment.
