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who even thinks that 6000 units will be bags. I mean considering that we are talking about food distribution it can't be bags. now consider aldi in the us or in
by merb 4y ago
who even thinks that 6000 units will be bags. I mean considering that we are talking about food distribution it can't be bags. now consider aldi in the us or in germany, it has over 2k stores, consider it will send 50 bags per store (which is not a lot, but that would probably be around 2 cartons, which is fine for a start or special) it would only be possible to send it to around 120 stores, so why should they even bother?
now the other way round a simple person who operates like 2 aldi stores wants to order the coffee, he would probably only need around 200 bags, so why did they even think that 6000 units are bags.
its so stupid. (especially since they bothered in writing how much hours of coffee that would be...)
- chadash 4y agoWhen you sell to a big chain, they don't necessarily put the products in every store. I have a friend in the food business and when he was getting started, the big chains would put his product in a small number of stores to see how they sold before putting in larger orders.
- merb 4y agobut I doubt that they would target 120 stores...