Aldi's food stores that are owned by a German company have been expanding across the United States and feature a smaller retail store space with a limited selection of brand-name merchandise. Aldi's has worked hard to develop partnerships with suppliers to source items and package private or store-brand merchandise that's similar to a national brand product. For example, Aldi's offers its Millville brand of cookies and snack items such as a strawberry grain bar that's similar in appearance and taste to Nutrigrain. Aldi customers appreciate both high-quality products at a reasonable price point. What type of shoppers does Aldi's attract?

Aldi's food stores that are owned by a German company have been expanding across the United States and feature a smaller retail store space with a limited selection of brand-name merchandise. Aldi's has worked hard to develop partnerships with suppliers to source items and package private or store-brand merchandise that's similar to a national brand product. For example, Aldi's offers its Millville brand of cookies and snack items such as a strawberry grain bar that's similar in appearance and taste to Nutrigrain. Aldi customers appreciate both high-quality products at a reasonable price point. What type of shoppers does Aldi's attract?


prestige-sensitive

price-conscious

value-conscious

economy-sensitive



Answer: value-conscious


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