Hezi Hinam price comparison
Hezi Hinam is an urban chain with large stores. A price in a city store is not automatically the price at an out-of-town discounter, so the interesting question is not which chain is cheap but what this particular basket costs here against there. Kniham reads the price list published for each branch and lets you check exactly that.
Where the chain came from
Kolbo Hatzi Hinam is an old chain and a deliberately small one: as of 2025 it runs eight branches in central Israel. Moti Kuperli is the group's chief executive as of 2026.
How the prices reach us
This chain publishes on its own site rather than through a shared service, so it has an address and a reader of its own at our end. Here too, what you see is the last price we read, branch by branch.
The chains' price sites, listed by the Consumer Protection Authority · The chain's own site
What you can do in the app
- Scan a barcode in the aisle and see the price here and at other chains.
- Pick the branch you are in, and your list shows its prices beside each item.
- Keep a shared list with the family — it carries on working with no signal, and syncs when it returns.
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Common questions
Why is an urban branch more expensive?
Usually higher rent and running costs, and sometimes a different range. It is not true of every product, which is why it is worth checking item by item.
Can I share the list with someone?
Yes. Send an invitation and the other person sees the same list, with every change appearing at once.