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no, the title is in no way accurate. It's wrong. The chain expects that the prices it has to pay (!) for goods are rising 20-50% in the coming weeks (!). Aldi
by lispm 5y ago
no, the title is in no way accurate. It's wrong.
The chain expects that the prices it has to pay (!) for goods are rising 20-50% in the coming weeks (!). Aldi is expected on monday (today) to rise some (!) of ALDI prices significantly (!) - for meat, butter, ...
Einkaufspreis = ALDI buys things, the prices ALDI pays -> expected to rise 20%-50% in the coming weeks
Verkaufspreis = ALDI sells things, the prices consumers have to pay -> some prices already are expected to rise significantly on monday
- n3k5 5y agoThat's all correct. While researching, I potentially found another mistake: Not sure if others see it the same way, but to me, ‘Aldi brand groceries‘ means that the brand of those products is literally called ‘Aldi’. According to a WAZ article [0], Aldi's house brand for their butter is ‘Milsani’. (By the way, apparently Aldi South's equivalent is ‘Milfina’, which is totally what Awkwafina should change her name to if she becomes a mother.) [0] https://archive.ph/Hyqx9 https://archive.ph/Hyqx9