Lidl changes prices at this time. Many customers have no idea about this

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Customers who go shopping at Lidl after 9 p.m. may be in for a big surprise. Few people realize that this is when the store changes the prices of selected products. What is it actually about? Here are the details.

Lidl is fighting the problem of food waste

Food waste is a very serious problem nowadays. The popular network decided to take matters into its own hands and introduce solutions that will help prevent this phenomenon. Among other things, a special campaign was introduced, which was described by Aleksandra Robaszkiewicz, representative

Lidl

Poland in an interview with the o2.pl portal.

As a socially responsible company, Lidl Polska

fights food waste

as one of the highest priorities. We undertake many activities in this area, including cooperation with Caritas Polska, the Federation of Polish Food Banks and running the above-mentioned project – she told the website.

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Many Lidl customers have no idea about this

What project is Robaszkiewicz talking about? This is about

“I buy, I don’t waste” initiative

, which has been operating in the store chain since March 2020. Its main goal is to encourage customers to buy products that are still valuable, but are slowly approaching the end of their shelf life. The whole idea is that after 9 p.m. all customers can take advantage of significant discounts on such products. What exactly can we buy at a lower price?

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Lidl discounts these products every day

Many customers have no idea that they can buy cheaper baked goods, such as sweet and salty snacks, every day in a popular chain. After 9 p.m

Lidl

they cost up to half the price

. As part of the “I buy, I don’t waste” campaign, prices are reduced by 50% on Saturdays before shopping Sundays and on the days preceding holidays. prices of bread, baguettes and rolls. Aleksandra Robaszkiewicz told the o2.pl portal that this is one of the solutions to help combat food waste.

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