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My favourite beer is Aldi Rivet made in Vietnam.Additionally, ALDI beer is straight trash.
All tastes like arse. End of discussionMy favourite beer is Aldi Rivet made in Vietnam.
Just shows to go ya, beer is a very personal private matter like religion and politics it shouldnt be discussed.
My favourite beer is Aldi Rivet made in Vietnam.
Just shows to go ya, beer is a very personal private matter like religion and politics it shouldnt be discussed.
That one is pretty good. I haven't tried much of the Aldi beer range though.i dont mind the French made one Sainte Etienne...
I mean, if anyone is going to know what arse tastes like^^^ The arse expert has spoken.
You see me denying anything?I mean, if anyone is going to know what arse tastes like
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Its funny because they aren't trying to knock off anything. What Aldi do is sample and market research a bunch of existing stuff on the market, then approach the manufacturer and get a slightly cheaper version made. It usually comes out of the same factory hence why the packaging is near identical even down to the bottles and labelling used.My opinion of Aldi is, if your shits so good, why are you trying to knock off legitimate brands?
Going as close to the line and not getting sued seems to be the business model.
We don't shop there
Maybe sometimes but more often it's Aldi lawyers knowing what they can and can't get away with. Many companies have taken action against Aldi.Its funny because they aren't trying to knock off anything. What Aldi do is sample and market research a bunch of existing stuff on the market, then approach the manufacturer and get a slightly cheaper version made. It usually comes out of the same factory hence why the packaging is near identical even down to the bottles and labelling used.
I do install work in food factories and see it all the time, sometimes its even the exact same product.
The manufacturer still gets paid, aldi make some profit for doing very little and consumers get a cheaper alternative.
Its funny because they aren't trying to knock off anything. What Aldi do is sample and market research a bunch of existing stuff on the market, then approach the manufacturer and get a slightly cheaper version made. It usually comes out of the same factory hence why the packaging is near identical even down to the bottles and labelling used.
I do install work in food factories and see it all the time, sometimes its even the exact same product.
The manufacturer still gets paid, aldi make some profit for doing very little and consumers get a cheaper alternative.
They claim they are above but check out their accounts, laughable..