Shopping in the supermarket
By bloglog
@bloglog (628)
Singapore
May 3, 2017 12:39am CST
What would be the first thing you would look at when you are buying an item in the supermarket?
- brand
- country of origin
- content of product
- picture on the label
- expiry date
- price
- kind of packaging
There is no right or wrong. Different people have different priority in picking up the product. What would be your sequence before deciding which one you may want?
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9 responses
@MGjhaud (23109)
• Philippines
3 May 17
depends what i'm buying. if it's bread, the expiry date. if it's home improvements/appliances, the quality. if it's personal hygiene(shampoo, perfume, etc.), mostly the smell. but i'm not really into brands, i always go for what's reasonable -- budget and quality wise.
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@infatuatedbby (95001)
• United States
3 May 17
What the product is, if I like it, and the expiration date.
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@prashu228 (37526)
• India
3 May 17
First I make a list of what all I want, I don't pick anything randomly. Then comes brand, price, expiry date
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@abhinalstrikr (4111)
• India
3 May 17
As for need i go to that section of my requirements then comes brands, offers,expire date and so on
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
3 May 17
I look at price first, then what is ingredients.
I dont care about counrty of origin.
Its all good as long as no poison lol
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@JadePlatypus (234)
• Australia
4 May 17
Country of origin first,because, like many, I want to make sure that as far as possible, locals are kept in jobs- particularly for fresh produce.
I would really really love it if there were far less packaging for many goods.
If it's a product I am not familiar with, I like to check how much rubbish is in it -additives, sugar, salt, preservatives, etc etc.
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as they do not involve long travelling time too.