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# La tienda de Kaufland Países Bajos se lanza oggi

8 de septiembre de 2026

Kaufland ha lanzado su tienda de Países Bajos oggi.

se cuentas con un canal de Kaufland Países Bajos e la Instalación de conexión de Ordine en su cuenta, activa ambos A empezar a vender e sincronizar Pedidos.

A Crea una nueva Instalación, consulta [cómo A configurar un canal de Kaufland en su cuenta](/list-advertise/list-and-advertise-es/vende-en-marketplaces/kaufland/como-a-configurar-un-canal-de-kaufland-api-v2.md) e [cómo A configurar una conexión de Ordine en su cuenta](/list-advertise/list-and-advertise-es/pedidos/conexiones-de-ordine/como-configurar-una-conexion-de-ordine.md).

Más información sobre [vender en Kaufland Países Bajos](https://www.kauflandglobalmarketplace.com/en/kaufland-nl/).


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