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Handling peak-hour billing rush in supermarkets is honestly about being prepared before things get hectic. The biggest lifesaver is a fast POS system that scans barcodes in seconds. It automatically calculates totals, discounts, and taxes, so there are fewer mistakes, and it accepts cash, UPI, and cards without slowing the line down. Plus, it updates stock in real time, so inventory doesn’t get messed up even during rush hours. In addition, staff training also makes a huge difference. When cashiers know quick shortcuts and how to handle small payments or system issues, the counter keeps moving. Smoothly handling all payment options avoids those awkward “payment failed” moments. Some ...

Originally posted by user *brisstlenose* [Original](https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/1ja8bj3/poor_guy_trapped_in_coles_for_about_a_week_now/): March 13, 2025 [Update:](https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/1jawao1/update_on_coles_magpie/) March 14, 2025 **Status:** concluded **Mood:** slice of life \---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **Note**: * OOP posted in r/ *Australia* \[country sub\] as well as r/ *Australianbirds* \[the sub to discuss birds in the country\], comments include both. * Magpie birds are known to be intelligent and noisy * Eurasian magpie and Australian magpie share a similar name and colou...

I am employed at a supermarket and until recently, cleaning was always the same thing, using the same brooms and the same mop and sweep the aisle after aisle alone with the rest of the workers. We were stressed and overworked all the time by the close of the day. I can hardly count the number of times we would complain to our boss. Not in a rude way, just tired. It was no fun to clean up such a large area manually on a daily basis. This was particularly during weekends when the store was full to the brim and the floor appeared to have been swept by a storm. One morning, we went in on a Monday and this machine was parked outside the entrance. An electric floor sweeper. Our boss smiled and t...

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Venting here….. every time I go into the chiller at work I see a tote full of returned stuff drowned in milk. It happened to me last week and I had to write off the whole tote. Surely there’s a better way of storing the flimsy arsed plastic bottles rather than on their side with the other groceries? Is it just my store? Does every store have this problem… do other supermarkets do it differently?

The retail sector in the UAE is undergoing a dramatic shift as supermarkets and hypermarkets begin to go digital. With the growing need for immediate grocery delivery, mobile apps have become a crucial component in retaining customers and increasing revenue. From real-time inventory tracking to AI-powered delivery routes, a grocery app needs to have a strong backend infrastructure, a secure payment system, and the ability to scale. Selecting the right development partner will help supermarkets stay competitive in the digital market. # Why Grocery Delivery Apps Are Booming in the UAE * High smartphone penetration * Urban population growth * Demand for same-day delivery * Increased ad...

Snacking habits have changed dramatically over the past decade. Today’s consumers are no longer satisfied with empty-calorie options that provide only short-term satisfaction. Instead, they seek foods that support energy, fitness, and overall well-being. This shift has fueled the rapid rise of [**high-protein snacks**](https://soulpantry.co), especially among busy professionals, gym-goers, and health-conscious families across Dubai and the UAE. https://preview.redd.it/63zad3iyezlg1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f5bf8a93b379791c56d4558b34c3cecae8bf44dd # Longer Fullness and Appetite Control One of the main reasons people prefer protein-rich options is sat...

These recently popped up at Woolies in Bass Hill, and talking to other parents they've smacked a lot of kids. Probably not going to do any serious harm but it's not a good start when you just got to the Supermarket and now your kid's already crying because the entry gauntlet hurt them. Are these at every store now?

I live in a South East Asia country and I like to wear football tracksuit like PSG and MC. But I feel like most of people in my country find it weird and look at me a lot when i wear it to go to gym, coffee store or supermarket....

Whenever one decides to do an upgrade from the basic whisky, somehow Glenfiddich whisky enters the chat like it’s the official sponsor of adulthood. It’s almost predictable. Someone outgrows the supermarket blend, goes to a nicer store, then boom, the 12 year old green bottle surfaces, positioned perfectly between ”budget” and “serious whisky person”. Don’t get me wrong, it’s actually good. The Speyside softness is smooth, light and friendly. It does not punch in the throat, and it’s not challenging. It’s easy to sip, very easy to gift, and easy to recommend. That could probably be why it’s everywhere, just that I sometimes wonder if it is actually exciting, or is ...

Hi all, I'm just a foreigner visiting Malaysia for a short while but ****, Malaysian food hits hard. Absolutely underrated and under recognized, and the world will be a better place if more people knew about it. I'll cut to the chase. I'm trying to get my hands on the **beans** of the Ipoh White Coffee. I know every supermarket has instant powder packets of white coffee, but that's not what I'm looking for. I'm looking for the "coffee beans roasted with palm oil margarine" (citation: wikipedia). Are the beans something that I can get my hands on easily? Do they have them at some kind of specialty store? Am I missing the point in trying to find them? ...

Weee, now topping $1 billion in annualized revenue, says demand for Asian and Latino foods is spreading well beyond immigrant communities Weee, an online grocer specialising in Asian and Latino goods, is betting that America’s appetite for ethnic food and grocery delivery will outlast a sharp drop in immigration ... ... Valued at US$4.1 billion ... Weee saw its annualised revenue recently surpass US$1 billion and is a year away from being profitable, the Chinese-American founder said. “This is our eleventh year, and we are barely scratching the surface,” Liu said. Liu is optimistic about growing Weee’s user base even as US President Donald Trump’s administration launched an u...

I uilt GroceryBudget because I kept overspending on groceries. Mental math doesn't work when you're tired and rushing through the store. It shows you a running total and budget bar as you add items to your cart — so you know if you're over budget before you get to the register, not after. It also remembers what you paid for items at each store and suggests prices automatically after a few trips. Currently available on iOS only. Download link here: [https://apps.apple.com/app/grocerybudget-shopping-list/id6749287517](https://apps.apple.com/app/grocerybudget-shopping-list/id6749287517) Tell me what you think. Is this just another grocery list app, or is the real-time budg...

I am looking for a sturdy branded grocery store bag as a souvenir and to use at home for doing groceries. I have looked in a few supermarkets (not konbini’s) and they all only seem to have the flimsy single use plastic bags. So my question is what stores stock these kind of bags? Thanks in advance.

I scored a really good deal in a local supermarket, and a little over 10 lbs of fresh rainbow trout. It still has a week left as expiry date but I will deal with it asap. How to store this fish? We are a large family, 4 adults and an older teen, so we will clean up good 2-3 lbs of this fish per one meal. I can increase that to 4-5 lbs perhaps , to have lunch the next day. If we invite our parents, there won't be leftovers. Still leaves another 5 lbs. I have never frozen trout before. Can I vacuum seal it (of course with the caveat that it will be cooked from frozen, or quick defrosted out of the bag)? Should I freeze it first, and then vacuum seal it? Any good, tested recipes?...

Big time proponent of the carnivore diet. Never had a problem with weight because I can always switch to the carnivore diet, live like a king, and shed the fat like its water. Lately I've been experiencing some really weird stuff with store bought beef though. Maybe it's always been like this, but I've known for the past few years at least certain brands of beef, usually ground, have a sickly sweet sort of taste. It's so bad with some brands (looking at you kirkland 1/3 one lb and grass fed frozen beef patties from costco) i know to avoid it, but sometimes it's just randomly in some kinds. Whatever it is, it sticks around on the tongue for a long time afterwards. I...

Ohhh sorry I forgot my phone and don't want to fill my wallet with your ****** card. Goddam they should ban this **** but at a minimum HAVE A ******* STORE CARD. But nooo, I have to pay full price. I'd boycott them if I could but what choice do we have. Why is our only populist politician an anti-immigrant codger with one foot in the grave? Why is chippie not in the supermarket right now filming a tiktok of this ****** interaction and promising to bitchslap these price-gouging picks into STOP MAKING OUR LIVES UNNECESSARILY COMPLEX FOR THEIR OBSENCE ******* PROFITS. /rant

They say the card will no longer earn gas rewards when gas is purchased at: Supermarkets with fuel stations (Kroger, Walmart, etc.) Superstores Convenience stores I figure 7-11 and Bucees would fall under the last one. But, many major gas stations have convenience stores attached: Valero, Chevron, Shell, etc... They all have convenience stores. So, does anyone know if there's a list that they have of brand names that will automatically fall under or code as a convenience stores? It seems nebulous. What other options are there for 5% gas / ev charging cash back?

In the past I have successfully purchased a number of gift cards (Publix, Visa, store brands) using the the Publix App / Publix Pay. But recently I have experienced issues with a couple transactions being declined. My local store's associates had conflicting info about why that might be. Did something recently change where purchasing gift cards via the app is no longer allowed? (The reason I want to use the app is to take advantage of some credit card perks that require "online" transactions, and buying through the app counts as "online".)