This might be old news however for lots of reasons I think it is worth discussing
http://www.dicksmithfoods.com.au/media/press-releases/aldis-lower-prices-you-lose-your-freedom
@gleee58 wrote:
@creative*crisis wrote:
I don't know anything about Costco my daughter worked for AldiYeah, I just noticed I used the wrong name 😄
Makes sense now 
From what she has told me Aldi is all about cutting cost rather than customer satisfaction but in the end how well each store is run is down to that particular branch manager and standards there vary a lot.
Some are very good and try to see customers needs are met others simply act as though the customers are an inconvenience they have to put up with.
@creative*crisis wrote:
@gleee58 wrote:
@creative*crisis wrote:
I don't know anything about Costco my daughter worked forAldiYeah, I just noticed I used the wrong name 😄
Makes sense now
From what she has told me Aldi is all about cutting cost rather than customer satisfaction but in the end how well each store is run is down to that particular branch manager and standards there vary a lot.
Some are very good and try to see customers needs are met others simply act as though the customers are an inconvenience they have to put up with.
Yes, there a re huge differences between stores. Some are dingy and horrid to shop in. I have mostly used the Gungahlin store. It's small but the waiting lines are not too bad. I like some of their non grocery items. The pancake pan is excellent. The best pan for cooking fried or poached eggs and omelets. I get a new one each year or 2 when they go on sale.
@ufo_investigations wrote:
@azureline** wrote:
@ufo_investigations wrote:Went to Costco today and they had cheese slices from Germany. (free of halal). in a 1kg pack for $15.99
free of halal? is that an ingredient?
Cheese free of barbaric sharia law
Isn't it great that we can buy cheese slices from Germany. **bleep** me, think of the bigger picture here. How sad. But ! It was $15.99.
