MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Youdle) – Grocery shoppers are noticing more fruits and veggies wrapped in single-use plastic, and opinions are split. According to a Yahoo report, some shoppers appreciate the convenience and perceived freshness, while others worry about waste, cost and whether that thin layer actually protects produce. Stores are responding to preferences, but it’s helpful to know what to look for at the produce aisle. Here are practical points to keep in mind so your purchases match your priorities: Freshness vs. waste: Plastic can reduce bruising and moisture loss, but not always enough to justify the extra packaging for every item. Price and value: Packaged produce often costs more per item. Check unit pricing or compare with loose options. Safety and hygiene: Some shoppers prefer wrapping for perceived cleanliness, but rinsing loose produce at home is effective too. Recyclability: Look for recycling symbols — thin film plastic often needs special drop-off recycling, no...
The latest addition to Aldi's rapidly growing footprint in the U.S. offers shoppers in Ocean County a refined, efficient shopping experience. Known for its no-frills, German-inspired approach, the new store aims to redefine grocery shopping with simplicity and quality. Designed to minimize the hassle common in larger supermarkets, Aldi's layout ensures a swift and easy in-and-out visit. With key features such as reusable bags and streamlined inventory, it empowers shoppers to manage their time and focus on essentials. Notably, Aldi's emphasis on quality over quantity isn't merely a business strategy; it's a commitment to offering affordable, high-quality products everyone can enjoy. This fresh approach is likely to attract a steady stream of local and regional customers, boosting both foot traffic and community engagement. To learn more about the new store and its offerings, check out the full story on "Aldi's New Ocean County Store: A Streamlined Shopp...