Supermarket tricks revealed: This is how you save when shopping!

Supermarket tricks revealed: This is how you save when shopping!

Nennhausen, Deutschland - A well -attended information event on the topic of “shopping trap supermarket” recently took place in Nennhausen. Organized by the Brandenburg Consumer Center in cooperation with the Senior Advisory Board Nennhausen and the Kulturverein Nennhausen e.V., almost 20 interested parties were able to find out about the various sales strategies of the supermarkets. Under the moderation of Kathrin Hofschläger, visitors were given valuable insights into eating habits and their effects on buying behavior.

The event was opened by Dr. Rudolf, the chairman of the senior advisory board, and Ms. Hoeft, the chairman of the cultural association. Ms. Hofschläger initially addressed the common diets of the population. She found that many people often use packaged finished products or fast food, which is not only unhealthy, but also causes considerable costs. A clear example shows that the annual expenses for soft drinks of a family of four compared to the costs of tap water that costs almost nothing are significantly higher.

Influence of the purchase decisions

The way people eat directly affects what they buy in the supermarket. Even if many consumers try to pay attention to prices and offers, they are often not completely informed about the mechanisms of retail. The tactics of placement and packaging on the supermarket shelf were highlighted, which can significantly influence purchase decisions. It was recommended to carefully check products with new packaging before buying, since not all information on the labels is easy to understand.

The tempting advertising messages, which are spread through appealing images and campaigns, should also be critically questioned. The moderator underlined the importance of a shopping list to go through the supermarket in a targeted manner and without impulsive purchases. If you have an overview of your desired products, you can better counteract the hectic purchase environment.

At the end of the event, Ms. Hofschläger had made useful contacts from the Brandenburg Consumer Center for more information and consultations. The advice center offers support in terms of food and nutrition, with a hotline that is available from Monday to Friday. This offers people the opportunity to ask questions at any time and to continue their education.

This informative event not only imparts important knowledge of their purchase habits, but also an active opportunity to support the consumer center, as reported on www.rathenow24.de .