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De Haan no longer places smokes behind till in latest Tony’s branches: ‘More experience’

De Tony's Street Food in het Haan-tankstation in Groenekan is vernieuwd, waarbij de rookwaren nu niet meer direct achter de kassa worden gepresenteerd. Foto: De Haan, 2026

De Haan Tankstations is ‘futureproofing’ a large number of branches of its own shop formula Tony’s. The company says it is focusing even more than before on ‘experience and inspiration’. As a result, in the renovated Tony’s in Groenekan and Soest the cupboards with tobacco products are no longer directly behind the till.

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Author: Paul Blonk

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