Knock on the blackboard! Watch it!
There is no cheapest, only the cheaper German supermarket giant Kaufland, in Adelaide has made a big move!
Last year (2017), Kaufland bought a huge piece of land next to Adelaide CBD for A $25 million in Anzac Highway, formerly the furniture store Le Cornu, Announced to open at least 20 Australian lowest price supermarkets in Australia!
Besides, the first store is in Adelaide!
But the Acun people who can lead a living are very happy ~
Is Kaufland really cheap? The Australian matchmaker himself brought you to the price! Aldi,Coles and Woolies are shivering!
However, the German supermarket chain giant is not satisfied with this, the new store before the opening, Kaufland again a big wave, in Adelaide bought a huge piece of land!
Trying to open another store north of Adelaide!
The location of this shop is at the Munno Para Bowling&Community Club in the north of Adelaide, and the friends who live in the north of Adelaide are sloppy.
It is understood that the club is about to be dismantled, covering a very large area, very suitable to open supermarkets.
Glen Docherty, mayor of Playford, said: "the community very much welcomes the opening of new big stores."
In particular, after the closure of the Holden plant in the region in 2017, large numbers of people lost their jobs, seriously affecting the development of the region.
"the region was in very bad shape after the closure of the Holden plant, but the arrival of Kaufland will pull us out of the woods."
Kaufland stores are similar in style to Costco`s, but the advantage is that they don`t have to pay dues to shop.
Locals are open to Kaufland`s entry into the "supermarket world" because competition among supermarkets is good for consumers.
"I would like to try and see if they are more competitive than other supermarkets," said one shopper.
The Kaufland, is a German supermarket chain founded in 1984 with up to 60000 products on shelves and a range of registered products, including alcohol, tobacco, medicines, musical instruments, sports equipment, gardening products, and cars, with a wide range of products, including alcohol, tobacco, medicines, musical instruments, sports equipment, gardening products, and cars. Financial services and insurance, etc.
And the price is cheap, at A $0.89 for the same bag of bread, Kaufland (500g, A $1.50 for Coles and Woolworths (650g) and A $2.29 for Aldi (750g).
Kaufland opened its 1000 stores in 2011, an important milestone.
The company currently has markets in Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Bulgaria and Croatia and many other European countries.
Now, once the construction of the new Kaufland store is complete, Australia will also be one of them.
According to statistics, Aldi supermarket now has 17 stores in and around Adelaide.
I sincerely look forward to the arrival of Kaufland and fight a wave of price war with ALDI.
Then we can sit and collect the benefits of the fisherman ~
In the future, "turn over the brand" on the basis of the price.
