“Does that also exist in Germany?” Customers would like to have a “great Kaufland idea” from abroad here too
Created: 07/28/2022, 14:51
By: Kai Hartwig
A device in front of a Kaufland branch abroad inspires a customer.
She wishes something similar for markets in Germany.
Munich – There is no getting around regular shopping.
If the fridge is empty, it goes to the supermarket.
There is plenty of food and drink on the shelves of Rewe, Edeka, Kaufland, Aldi, Lidl, Penny, Netto and many other suppliers.
You can get to the Market of Trust by car, public transport or bicycle.
Or you can simply walk if your trusted supermarket or discounter is not too far away.
Kaufland: Branch abroad provides bicycle racks and a lock for its customers
A Twitter user, who is probably also a Kaufland customer, recently posted a post.
She attached a photo to her tweet and asked, "Hello Kaufland!
Does that also exist in Germany?
Never seen it before, think the idea is great!” The picture shows two bicycle racks, obviously in front of a Kaufland branch, with a permanently integrated lock.
The caption suggested the photo was taken in Poland.
The instructions for using the bike racks were in Polish.
The device was reminiscent of the stations for rental bikes that are available from different providers in many German cities.
In principle, almost every cyclist always has his lock with him.
But it can happen that one forgets this.
With the appropriate bike racks in front of the branches of a supermarket, you could go shopping with peace of mind and you wouldn't have to fear theft.
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Kaufland: "Does that also exist in Germany?" - The company does not answer
Kaufland's social media team has not yet commented on the user's tweet on Twitter, even though she had tagged the supermarket chain's account.
A request from
tz.de
also remained unanswered by Thursday afternoon (July 28).
In front of a Kaufland branch, probably in Poland, there are bicycle racks with locks for customers.
© Screenshot / twitter.com/ves_x_1000
Meanwhile, Rewe and Edeka have come up with a service for the youngest guests in the store.
It is "a real highlight for children," said one customer.
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