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Some stores sell food at low prices.

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We call these warehouse stores. They work differently than a normal supermarket. These stores use big shelves to hold many goods. They sell items in bulk. Bulk means large amounts of one thing. This helps the store sell more items quickly.

Warehouse stores do not charge a fee to shop. You do not need a membership card. This keeps costs low for everyone. The stores also save money in other ways. For example, workers may not bag your groceries. This helps the store keep prices down.

Most stores have a set path for shoppers. This layout leads you through the store. You might start with discounted items in an aisle. Then you might walk to fresh produce. The deli and bakery are often in the back. This path leads you to the checkout.

Some big grocery chains run these stores. They do this to reach more people. They also use their buying power to lower costs. One type of store is Aldi. Aldi stores are smaller. They mostly sell their own brands.

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