article_snippet: Residents who were expecting an ‘upmarket store’ to set up shop in their leafy village have been left furious after discovering that discount chain Netto is moving in.
article_snippet: Disappointed: It emerged developers had leased the site to Danish discount chain Netto (file image)
article_snippet: ‘The applicant it would appear is Netto – not a high-end supermarket as promised.
article_snippet: However, last week residents discovered residents were not getting the supermarket residents hoped for, after Danish discount chain Netto (file image) bosses applied for an operating and liquor licence to the Labour-run Warrington Council.
article_snippet: Netto is a Danish discount supermarket which traded in the UK under Netto own name until Netto was bought out by Asda in 2010.
article_snippet: Netto launched Netto first
article_snippet: Netto is a Danish discount supermarket which traded in the UK under Netto own name until Netto was bought out by ASDA in 2010 before returning in November 2014 in a joint venture with Sainsbury's.
article_snippet: In addition to the company own branded products, Netto stocks '100 of the most popular brands that people expect to buy in people weekly shop'.
article_snippet: the company have been misled and conned.
article_snippet: Netto is not what people expected.
article_snippet: A Netto spokeman said A Netto spokeman would A Netto spokemansurprise our new customers in Lymm’.
article_snippet: A Netto spokeman added: ‘our’re confident our’ll replicate the success our seen at our other UK sites.
highlights_snippet: But yesterday yesterday emerged developers had leased site to discounter Netto .
  