CBA - CBA

The seller at the butcher’s counter handed out the goods with codes everywhere. Speaking of which, he stood above him

Putri. It's like walking in the last century. The yogurts are mixed with kefir and lactose free back and forth, I have to unpack 6 other products so I can get the product I need from behind. They told me at the checkout that the vegetables had to be weighed, I said, I would run back quickly, and the cashier said to pay for the rest. Quite specifically, my bounce was 30s, but since it was different, I could wait an extra three minutes and pay separately. It’s quite amazing how zero quality the entire CBA network is. Let's say public, so what in this surprising ..

Typical CBA: Compared to "national-Hungarian-domestic", it is the most expensive and the worst of all. Almost everything here doubles than anywhere else. Maybe only Lidl is more expensive than that, but there, at least there is quality goods (too)! There are two good points here in this store: the nice fresh meat product with the lovely butcher who seems to have been doing it for a long time. The other is that there is a large selection of beers. But the store is full of unnecessary products that the dog does not buy, the other is a large part of its own branded products, but it also has a meager selection. Fruits and vegetables are medium / poor quality and very expensive. Dairy products are very expensive, baked goods are minimal, and if you go after work (after 4pm) you have little or no dried bread, even though the store is open until 9pm. Anno, it was a good little shop before it became CBA, but it seems that the owners of CBA are already rich enough, so we can put quality, prices and skies in the background. So en bloc applies to all CBAs that are expensive and only medium quality.

CBA, not high expectations, not very modern, but the selection is tolerable. There is a vegan sandwich cream, but the baked goods do not have an allergen label :( The fruits need to be completely labeled with plastic labels, you could learn from Lidl, Aldi, Tesco about this, there is no obligation to produce label waste.