RAMI LEVY HASHIKMA MARKETING Launches Discounted Sukkot Products at Lowest Market Prices

As the holiday of Sukkot approaches, RAMI LEVY HASHIKMA MARKETING announced a wide range of festive products aimed at providing affordable solutions for Israeli families preparing for the weeklong festival. The retail giant said it will offer a modular sukkah and roughly 100 different types of sukkah decorations at what it calls "the cheapest prices in the country."

Modular Sukkah Offer

The chain’s flagship seasonal product is a modular sukkah measuring 3.3 x 3.3 meters, expandable to nine different sizes. The package includes a full white cloth covering and two windows, sold for 179.90 shekels (for purchases above 100 shekels).

Decorations at Discount Prices

In addition to the sukkah, RAMI LEVY HASHIKMA MARKETING is marketing a wide assortment of low-cost decorations, including:

• LED lampshade for 9.90 NIS

• Giant mirror ball for 29.90 NIS

• Pack of five decorations for 9.90 NIS

• Apple-shaped open chain for 9.90 NIS

• Multi-colored open carousel for 7.90 NIS

• One meter of sukkah fabric, model Rashavi for 99.90 NIS

• Star of David chain for 5.90 NIS

• Fruit rope for 9.90 NIS

• Star of David lamp chain for 17.90 NIS

The retailer emphasized that this is only a partial list, noting that its full holiday inventory includes about 100 decoration options at various price points.

Market Positioning

RAMI LEVY HASHIKMA MARKETING has long positioned itself as a leader in low-cost retail, particularly during holiday periods when Israeli households face heightened spending. By advertising “lowest market prices,” the company is reinforcing its brand as a value-driven alternative to higher-cost specialty retailers.

Industry observers note that chains such as Rami Levy benefit significantly from holiday seasons, when consumer demand for home goods, food, and religious items spikes, often leading to intensified price competition across the retail sector.

Broader Economic Context

The Sukkot promotions come at a time when many Israeli families are struggling with rising living costs — including recent hikes in fuel prices and food staples. For large retailers, competitive seasonal pricing has become a way to maintain customer loyalty and expand foot traffic, even in an inflationary environment.