Food & Drink

Is too much choice an issue and how do you decide what to buy?

Food & Drink

Posted by: looklively

22nd Mar 2017 11:05am

Coles and Woolies are following Aldi's lead and cutting the number of product lines they stock as a result of customers finding that too much choice is stressful. So what do you think? - How do you feel about having less choice in the supermarket? What would you do if your usual brand was no longer available? Would you prefer more or fewer brands to choose from? Does having too many brands to choose from make it harder to decide? When you are faced with a wide range of products to choose from, how you make your decision?

driag
  • 23rd Mar 2017 02:18pm

There is no need to copy Aldi, our supermarkets are Australian and should not be blackmailed into throwing out ranges of products to suit the slack services that Aldi offer. most Aldi shops have four checkouts but only open one, will not open more until there is a minimum of 10 customers in line.
our supermarkets have staff available for assistance, Aldi does not
What woollies and Coles need to concentrate on is supply us with Australian grown foods and not the cheap products that comes in from S. Americas ad Some Asian countries, where hygiene doesn't happen


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