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wodenokoto
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Aldi's Barcode Strategy
Then my marketing book lied to me.
eru
on June 15, 2016
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When was Germany supposed to have had baggers according to the book?
wodenokoto
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When Aldi came to Denmark and didn't redesign the checkout for not having baggers.
majewsky
on June 15, 2016
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Germany never had baggers. In fact, to me as a German, the job of a bagger appears about as nonsensical as that of a telephone sanitizer.
germanier
on June 15, 2016
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Walmart had baggers for the short time they were operating here.
majewsky
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Did they? I remember shopping at Walmart around 2000, but I don't recall seeing baggers there.
ygra
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What
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baggers? People standing after the checkout that put stuff into bags for you? If so, that sounds quite unusual, unnecessary, and even annoying to me.
eru
on June 16, 2016
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Yes. Here in Australia the cashiers usually do it for you, into rather flimsy single-use plastic bags.
Seems a bit foreign to my German soul, too.
tamana
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