"People love shopping at Aldi thanks to its affordable prices and high-quality products, but the store is a bit different from other grocery stores you may be used to going to. Its stores are smaller than most large grocery chains, and it tends to stock fewer products than its competitors. Additionally, most of those products are from the store's own in-house brands."
"You might notice that the groceries are very competitively priced when you start shopping at Aldi. Compared to other local grocery stores, you might notice that your grocery bill is significantly lower when you shop at Aldi. Ever wonder how the chain gets its prices so low? Well, a lot of it has to do with staffing. You may notice that there's nobody from Aldi coming out to the parking lot to collect your shopping basket -"
Aldi stores are smaller than typical grocery chains and stock fewer items, with most offerings coming from in-house brands. Store size and limited SKUs can make shopping unfamiliar and increase the chance of mistakes for new shoppers. Aldi keeps prices low partly by reducing staffing, including not paying employees to retrieve carts, so shoppers must use a quarter to unlock shopping carts and return them to retrieve the coin. Frequent shoppers may find favored items disappear due to rotating inventory, so adjusting shopping habits and preparing for store differences helps avoid common errors and maximize savings.
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