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Lidl trains with German military for crisis supplies
Lidl, a chain belonging to the Schwarz Group, participated in extensive training alongside the German Army during the Red Storm Charlie maneuvers in Hamburg. The goal was to test supply chain resilience in the face of major crises or conflicts. The three-day training focused on supporting civil infrastructure by providing water and coordinating with military and civilian entities, while simulating drone attacks, sabotage of railway infrastructure, and chemical incidents. The training confirmed that large retailers like Lidl can play a vital role in protecting civil infrastructure and providing essential services during emergencies, without turning stores into military bases. Other companies, such as Edeka and Netto, also participated in developing emergency kits to handle crises.
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