Massive changes coming to Woolies aisles! Find out what it means for your shopping experience
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Good news, dear members! It looks like we can expect some major changes to the aisles of Woolworths stores that are aimed at making our shopping trips much more convenient.
Woolworths is rolling out a price tag overhaul on thousands of food items stocked on their shelves.
As you know, we here at the Seniors Discount Club are all about enjoying the shopping experience—preferably with minimal fuss. So, we couldn't be more excited to learn about these updates and what they could mean for our members when navigating the supermarket aisles!
To give you an idea of the significance of this change, did you know that there are typically more than 20,000 products available in an average Woolworths store? With such vast options, the new labelling system will surely be a game changer in helping customers easily search through these choices.
In addition to displaying the price and weight of an item as before, Woolworths' new price tags will also provide key nutritional and allergy information on the shelf labels themselves. Gone are the days when we'd have to squint at the tiny print on packaging to find that vital information about our favourite treats and daily essentials.
In a recent video on their social media account, Woolworths explained, 'You may begin to notice in our stores that our price labels display helpful nutritional information and other facts about the food. Like being vegetarian, a source of fibre, protein and halal, just to name a few. All in an effort to give you information as fast as possible.'
Imagine: now we can ascertain at a glance whether an item is vegetarian, a good source of protein or fibre, and even if it's gluten-free or lactose-free. What a time saver for those with dietary restrictions or simply trying to make healthier choices!
Many shoppers are thrilled with this new system, as one satisfied customer said, 'This is why I love Woolworths, so simple and easy to understand.'
Another comment suggested that Woolworths could even 'colour code' them, undoubtedly making identifying key information a breeze.
We all know the struggle of sifting through endless shelf options to find that elusive gluten-free snack or protein-rich treat to fit our specific requirements. The new labelling system will make our shopping trips much less stressful and time-consuming!
Though it's unclear if and when all Woolworths stores nationwide will roll out these updated shelf labels, we're eager to see it happen. These changes could prove especially helpful for those living with allergies or adhering to specific dietary restrictions, removing much of the hassle of sifting through unfamiliar ingredients and making informed purchasing decisions efficiently.
In the meantime, we encourage our members to keep an eye on the shelves in their local Woolworths stores for the new price tags and drop a message to customer service to express your appreciation, or even suggestions, for this initiative!
What do you think about these new price labels? Are you excited to see them in-store? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
Woolworths is rolling out a price tag overhaul on thousands of food items stocked on their shelves.
As you know, we here at the Seniors Discount Club are all about enjoying the shopping experience—preferably with minimal fuss. So, we couldn't be more excited to learn about these updates and what they could mean for our members when navigating the supermarket aisles!
To give you an idea of the significance of this change, did you know that there are typically more than 20,000 products available in an average Woolworths store? With such vast options, the new labelling system will surely be a game changer in helping customers easily search through these choices.
Price tags on food items will now show nutritional information and facts. Credit: TikTok/Woolworths_au.
In addition to displaying the price and weight of an item as before, Woolworths' new price tags will also provide key nutritional and allergy information on the shelf labels themselves. Gone are the days when we'd have to squint at the tiny print on packaging to find that vital information about our favourite treats and daily essentials.
In a recent video on their social media account, Woolworths explained, 'You may begin to notice in our stores that our price labels display helpful nutritional information and other facts about the food. Like being vegetarian, a source of fibre, protein and halal, just to name a few. All in an effort to give you information as fast as possible.'
Imagine: now we can ascertain at a glance whether an item is vegetarian, a good source of protein or fibre, and even if it's gluten-free or lactose-free. What a time saver for those with dietary restrictions or simply trying to make healthier choices!
Many shoppers are thrilled with this new system, as one satisfied customer said, 'This is why I love Woolworths, so simple and easy to understand.'
Another comment suggested that Woolworths could even 'colour code' them, undoubtedly making identifying key information a breeze.
We all know the struggle of sifting through endless shelf options to find that elusive gluten-free snack or protein-rich treat to fit our specific requirements. The new labelling system will make our shopping trips much less stressful and time-consuming!
Though it's unclear if and when all Woolworths stores nationwide will roll out these updated shelf labels, we're eager to see it happen. These changes could prove especially helpful for those living with allergies or adhering to specific dietary restrictions, removing much of the hassle of sifting through unfamiliar ingredients and making informed purchasing decisions efficiently.
In the meantime, we encourage our members to keep an eye on the shelves in their local Woolworths stores for the new price tags and drop a message to customer service to express your appreciation, or even suggestions, for this initiative!
What do you think about these new price labels? Are you excited to see them in-store? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
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