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“How now?” Lidl customer makes an unbelievable discovery - is the discounter now buying from the competition?

2020-12-12T11:24:24.518Z


Aldi and Lidl have always been competitors. Now a customer discovers something incredible. Are the discounters closer than expected?


Aldi and Lidl have always been competitors.

Now a customer discovers something incredible.

Are the discounters closer than expected?

  • A customer at Lidl makes an incredible discovery.

  • An Aldi price tag sticks to a Lidl product.

  • Aldi also had the product on offer.

Neckarsulm / Essen -

Aldi

* and

Lidl

are not green.

They have never been like this before.

The two

discounters

are in strong competition with each other.

In addition, there is constant

competition

with other supermarket chains such as Rewe *, Edeka * or Penny *.

In addition to well-known

branded products

, both Lidl and Aldi have their own brands on offer, so-called "no-name products".

These are often produced by the same

manufacturers

and are only sold under a different name.

But that Aldi products can be found at Lidl * has never happened before.

Lidl discovery: wrong sticker on the right product

A Twitter user made a surprising discovery while shopping at Lidl: He found several

WLAN amplifiers

between the offers

.

But one of them actually had an Aldi price tag.

The price is the same.

The WiFi amplifier can be bought for € 14.54.

“Yesterday after a short walk, I went to Lidl.

After taking a closer look, a WLAN amplifier is on offer and there ... is a price sticker from Aldi ... How now?

Are you now selling as leftover items or what? ”Asks the user.

But how can that be?

Is the discounter giant Lidl recently

taking over remaining stock

from its

competition

?

Day 8 of the #advent calendar.


Yesterday after a short walk, I went to the #Lidl.

After taking a closer look, a WiFi amplifier is on offer and there ... is a price sticker from #Aldi ... How now?

Sell ​​now as a leftover item or what?

pic.twitter.com/qt8WszYi8T

- Artyom Averanov 🇩🇪🇷🇺 (@AAveranov) December 9, 2020

Research shows that

Aldi Nord

* actually included the WLAN amplifier in its limited-time range at the end of October.

Here, too, the product was advertised for € 14.95.

The

same WiFi amplifier can be found in the

Lidl online shop

for the same price.

It is still available there.

Incredible discovery at Lidl: Aldi price tag raises questions

Aldi

* and

Lidl

often have

similar offers

in a very short time.

But the exact same product is rarely found in both discount stores.

If they carry similar goods, then mostly under their own brands.

The WLAN amplifier, on the other hand, can also be found at

Amazon

or comparable

online retailers

.

So it is not a "no-name product", something that is only offered by Lidl or Aldi, for example.

Sought-after special offers, so-called "non-food items", i.e. everything that does not fall into the

food

category

, are usually sold out quickly.

However, the

Lebensmittel Zeitung

recently reported

full stocks

and actual

bestsellers

that remained on the shelves.

Aldi * then confirmed that the

corona crisis

posed special challenges for the company.

Lidl told

CHIP.de,

however, that they can neither

confirm

a higher number of stocks nor a decline in sales in the non-food sector.

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Lidl and Aldi: Are the discounters buying up remaining stock?

The corona crisis has also

messed up the discounters'

action plans

.

Entire

supply chains

were interrupted and the announced goods could not be

offered

for

sale

in time.

So both discounters had to change their plans.

Deliveries were brought forward and significantly more goods were ordered than the individual branches could even sell.

In addition,

customer behavior had

changed.

Gardening and handicraft items sold particularly well during the first lockdown.

But classics like kids backpacks ran only difficult, so

CHIP.de

.

This led to many

red price tags

and

bargain items

.

The WLAN repeater should have sold well in view of the increasing home office and quarantine.

It's not uncommon for people to get annoyed when the WiFi signal is not strong enough to watch the Netflix series in the bedroom.

But whether Lidl has recently taken over remaining stock from competitor Aldi Nord is questionable.

How the Aldi price tag got on the product at Lidl remains to be seen.

(ij) Merkur.de is part of the Ippen-Digital editors network.

Source: merkur

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