New net discounter in Deilingen enthusiastically: Customers stand in line!

New net discounter in Deilingen enthusiastically: Customers stand in line!

Deilingen, Deutschland - In Deilingen, a new net discounter opened its doors shortly after 10 a.m. on Tuesday morning. At 7 a.m., the first curious customers stood in front of the shop and formed a long line. The opening ensured high customer frequency - the parking spaces were occupied and many cars drove in a circle, looking for a free place. The joy of the new market was noticeable in the air, and the branch manager Ewa Ben Aissa shared the feedback of enthusiastic customers.

aemry Stern from neighboring Gosheim was positive about the large selection of products and the first impression of the new market. "It's fun to go shopping here," he enthused. The former housewife Manuela Müller-Haas also emphasizes the importance of the new market, especially for older people, because it not only offers a wide range of products, but also a place to meet and exchange.

practical location and diverse uses

The Kunka family, who lives 100 meters from the new Lidl, greatly appreciates the practical location. "It's just great to have everything so close," she said. Mathilde Hörmle is particularly pleased about the reopening of a shop and baker in the village - finally a contact point in the village again. Thomas Bach and his mother Rita emphasize that they can get affordable prices and fresh products right around the corner due to the proximity of the new discounter.

For many older customers, shopping is not just a necessity, but an important social act. The purchase pleasure is often enriched by the meeting of well -known faces in the parking lot, as the Siegfried and Irene Köllner couple experienced, who happened to be met there.

innovations in retail

This opening takes place at a time when retail is increasingly shaped by technology. For example, Netto has just opened the first "Pick & Go" branch in Regensburg, which has over 800 square meters of space and enables autonomous shopping experiences without registration. This innovation took place on January 9, 2024 and is the largest of its kind in Europe. Customers can pay cashless and without annoying scanning; Fruit and vegetables are automatically weighed and displayed on the receipt. Süddeutsche further reports that the technology does not correspond to the data protection regulations, since no biometric data or movement profiles to be saved.

The development of cashless supermarkets, supported by innovative solutions such as cameras for age review, shows the trend towards efficient shopping. In Berlin, Rewe has been testing a similar concept since November 2022, in which customers register via the app, while the cameras monitor the purchase process - but without facial recognition. Such changes encounter skepticism for many German consumers, in particular with regard to data protection and the legal responsibility for age review. rbb24 notes that the customer acceptance remains decisive for new payment methods.