Does Lidl have plant sales?
Lidl’s plant-based sales are booming! The supermarket has smashed its 2025 sales target with an almost 700% increase in its meat-free and vegan ranges. Lidl stands for highest quality at the lowest price. As a discounter, we focus on the essentials. Our efficient processes and our trusting collaboration with our partners guarantee an exceptional price-quality ratio and a well thought-out assortment.Lidl is keeping consumer prices low by simplifying and streamlining operations, from intentionally offering a limited assortment to operating smaller-format locations, positioning itself as a dominant player in the discount supermarket sector.
Is it cheaper to buy flowers from a supermarket?
While flowers from a supermarket may indeed be cheaper, they often come at the expense of quality. One of the main concerns with supermarket flowers is freshness. Supermarkets typically source their flowers from large-scale suppliers, and these flowers often endure long transit times and extended periods in storage. The reason supermarket flowers are cheaper. Supermarkets buy in bulk, literally thousands and thousands of flowers, which are packaged and distributed to all of their stores. Because they buy in such huge quantities, they pay far less, hence they can afford to sell them at far cheaper prices.The truth is, cheap flowers often come with hidden costs that don’t appear on the price tag. Most supermarket flowers are grown thousands of miles away—mainly in Kenya, Ethiopia, Colombia, or the Netherlands—before being packed, chilled, and flown or trucked into Ireland.