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Owner of the Biedronka retail chain filed a trademark application for the name “7Biek” on 5 May 2026. The Polish Patent Office published the filing on 22 September 2026. In Siewierz, the first store operating under the new “7Biek” brand opened on Rynek 11, a former Biedronka location. The entrance now displays a new sign in the chain’s typical colours; the lower part of the letter “B” incorporates a graphic of a ladybug, the symbol of Biedronka. The logo is also visible at the cash registers and in the store’s advertising flyers. Biedronka’s senior corporate communications manager, Konrad Nafalski, explained that “7BIEK” is a pilot project in which Jeronimo Martins Polska is testing a new store concept and layout. “We are constantly looking for new solutions that allow us to better meet customer needs and improve the shopping experience,” Nafalski said. He added that customers will find the familiar Biedronka assortment at attractive regular prices, and that early feedback on the new layout has been positive. The pilot will continue to gather customer opinions, and the results will determine whether the concept can be expanded. The name “7BIEK” is linked to Biedronka’s BIEK service (Biedronka Express), a fast‑delivery grocery service that operates in partnership with the Glovo app. The service is supported by a network of 30 stores specially prepared for online orders, with eight additional cities added between 2024 and 2026. Other local news: In Malbork, construction is underway on two new S‑1 class shelters made from prefabricated reinforced‑concrete elements; the project will cost nearly 11 million zlotys. In Ciechocinek, the railway station is scheduled for a major renovation that will cost more than 19 million zlotys gross. Wizz Air’s CEO, József Váradi, said that the airline’s current difficulties are transitional and that Poland remains an important market for the company. Article source: Rzeczpospolita | Image credit: Rzeczpospolita
Owner of the Biedronka retail chain filed a trademark application for the name “7Biek” on 5 May 2026. The Polish Patent Office published the filing on 22 September 2026. In Siewierz, the first store operating under the new “7Biek” brand opened on Rynek 11, a former Biedronka location. The entrance now displays a new sign in the chain’s typical colours; the lower part of the letter “B” incorporates a graphic of a ladybug, the symbol of Biedronka. The logo is also visible at the cash registers and in the store’s advertising flyers. Biedronka’s senior corporate communications manager, Konrad Nafalski, explained that “7BIEK” is a pilot project in which Jeronimo Martins Polska is testing a new store concept and layout. “We are constantly looking for new solutions that allow us to better meet customer needs and improve the shopping experience,” Nafalski said. He added that customers will find the familiar Biedronka assortment at attractive regular prices, and that early feedback on the new layout has been positive. The pilot will continue to gather customer opinions, and the results will determine whether the concept can be expanded. The name “7BIEK” is linked to Biedronka’s BIEK service (Biedronka Express), a fast‑delivery grocery service that operates in partnership with the Glovo app. The service is supported by a network of 30 stores specially prepared for online orders, with eight additional cities added between 2024 and 2026. Other local news: In Malbork, construction is underway on two new S‑1 class shelters made from prefabricated reinforced‑concrete elements; the project will cost nearly 11 million zlotys. In Ciechocinek, the railway station is scheduled for a major renovation that will cost more than 19 million zlotys gross. Wizz Air’s CEO, József Váradi, said that the airline’s current difficulties are transitional and that Poland remains an important market for the company.
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