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"Our product offering is ever-changing with a constant rotation of opportunistic products, complemented by an assortment of competitively priced everyday staple
by thisisit 7y ago
"Our product offering is ever-changing with a constant rotation of opportunistic products, complemented by an assortment of competitively priced everyday staples across grocery, produce, refrigerated and frozen foods, beer and wine, fresh meat and seafood, general merchandise and health and beauty care"
What do they mean by "opportunistic products"? Google fails to come up with any proper explanation.
- btgeekboy 7y agoI suspect it means, "products our distributors offered to us at a steep discount." Like Big Lots or TJ Maxx would carry.
- benj111 7y agoI thought the TJ Maxx was a typo. In the UK we have TK Maxx. Turns out it was renamed in the UK to avoid confusion with TJ Hughes. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TK_Maxx https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TK_Maxx
- coryrc 7y agoOverstock sales from manufacturers/distributors, mislabeled, close-to-expiration, etc. I tend to fine good deals on things, but it's unlikely to be there next time you go back.
- donarb 7y agoA lot of times, you'll find a product that manufacturers have flooded the market with, like frozen pizzas with trendy buzzword ingredients (buffalo chicken arugula) that consumers didn't go for. They're good deals, but you'll never see them again.