Iâm so confused as to who is in charge of placing orders herein produce and why they suck at their job so bad and are allowed to keep it.
This is the fourth or fifth time in just the last few months where they have sold out of the turmeric ginger shots in the juice section of produce and every time it sells out, itâs not restocked for a week or longer. And I go in every day and the shelf is still swiped clean.
Common sense says if every time you get it it sells out within days and every time it sells out you canât get it back on the shelves immediately to either buy WAY more for your stock or to make a purchase limit like a max of 2-4 per purchase but NO apparently common sense doesnât factor into this. Even if the problem goes higher up the food chain to corporate why has no one in leadership noticed this or fixed it it doesnât seem that complicated of an issue to address ??
Now that Iâm sure anyone else who buys the shots regularly has noticed once theyâre gone theyâre gone for a while Iâve seen people buy two or three boxes at a time when they get restocked bc of your poor purchasing/restocking time which makes the problem even worse for someone that comes in more frequently but only buys 1 or 2 at a time Bc theyâre gone within a few days of being restocked.
Someone in there with a brain PLEASE fix this itâs such an embarrassing problem to have that you donât track or change or act off the purchasing patterns and numbers of your own store. If something keeps selling out immediatelyâŠ. BUY MORE OR PUT A LIMIT. I swear...
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