FOOD NEWS
The Reason Aldi's Produce Is Packaged Differently Than Other Stores
By Camryn Teder
Frequent Aldi customers may have noticed that the chain only sells produce in bags rather than individually, and it all comes down to affordability.
The chain sells its produce in packages to eliminate the need for scales and speed up the checkout process. This simple switch is why Aldi has some of the cheapest produce prices.
For shoppers who like buying in bulk, Aldi is ideal. It avoids food waste if you make meals for more than two people, and Aldi doesn't have to throw out produce with minor damages.
Aldi's produce is also locally sourced, promoting environmental sustainability, reducing transportation costs, and ensuring daily restocking with fresh items.
While some customers criticize the excessive use of plastic and desire smaller quantities, others appreciate the convenient, efficient checkout experience and produce quality.
Despite mixed reviews, Aldi's packaging strategy highlights a commitment to affordability, efficiency, and quality, making it a worthwhile option for many consumers.