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Last year, the company included the Bear location in a list of 50 U. Lidl is taking the place of Countryside Nursery and Garden Center. Lidl, like its German counterpart Aldi, bills itself as a low-priced, high-quality alternative to traditional "cookie-cutter" grocery stores. The store's offerings are more limited than traditional grocery stores and are displayed in the boxes they were shipped in, rather than being stocked on shelves by employees. Like knowing what stores, restaurants and developments are coming and going in Delaware?

Contact Brandon Holveck at bholveck delawareonline. This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: Produce Junction prepares to open, and a new Aldi is coming soon: The latest on Delaware grocery stores.

Pilot who flew with William Shatner to space killed in plane crash. What are your family recipes that you cherish? Share your stories. Inside look at the new Trader Joe's location. Click to expand. Replay Video. Aldi's latest Delaware store opening in two weeks. Load Error. Management is poor. The customers are treated like angels and employees are treated like dirt.

There is also a lot of Bias and favoritism. The pay is not enough to live off of. Other employees are friendly and sociable. There is no employee discount. Which is insane considering how much money they take in. I would not recommend working here unless you want to be treated like dirt after undercharging someone 25 cents.

Pros Respectable co workers. Cons Short breaks, Rude Management, Hardly any time off. Yes There are 4 helpful reviews 4 No. Over all after working there I would never step foot in the store again The management talked to people like they were worthless and beneath them and the store is dirty. Yes There are 2 helpful reviews 2 No. This job is not a career it is a good temp job until you find what you are looking for. Managers are ok, they know the job well. Co workers are ok as well.

Just a step in the door until the job you want comes. Low concern for human decency. The majority of my time employed at this franchise was spent putting an unnecessarily grandiose amount of time and effort for little to no respect or proper pay. The manager is unperceptive and keen on delivering negative reinforcement for a more than proper level of contribution.

Cons No break room and lunches are held right outside the restrooms. Claim this company page. Want to know more about working here? Ask a question about working or interviewing at Produce Junction.

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She realized that Trinidadian- and Jamaican-owned stores might stock the malangas and batatas, root vegetables she grew up eating.

Before she found them at Produce Junction, she would drive from her home in Mount Airy to a Korean-owned market in the Northeast. She buys them for taste, but getting the right sweet potato, she said, also helps with presentation. Frank Gentile, Albert's son and regional manager, said the company sorts specialty items according to demand. When potato leaves arrive, Produce Junction will send them to the Wynnefield store, which has a base of customers from West Africa.

The Egg Harbor store sees more Latino customers, so more cactus leaves and Thai hot peppers go there. Glenside has become popular for Caribbean shoppers, so staffers have learned that fresh callaloo sells well there. Root vegetables, the Gentiles have learned, as Jeantel did, draw a wide swath of nationalities.

Frank Gentile said customers are inspired by what they see on Pinterest and TV shows, and then come to the store with requests. John Stanton, a food marketing professor at St. Joseph's University, said there was an industry shift toward broadening a store's global mix, to entice both immigrants and U.

That a shopper can come across dosekai, a type of cucumber popular in India, in a market aisle in the suburbs, is thanks to several trends at work. According to the Produce News, a trade publication, ports along the Delaware River in Philadelphia, Wilmington, and South Jersey have been welcoming a more varied range of fruits and vegetables.

Philadelphia, long a key port for Chilean produce, isn't just getting more types of fruit — the cargo is arriving faster and in better condition.