Trader Joe's doesn't do sales either

Besides not having a membership program, Trader Joe's also refrains from running sales or providing coupons. According to the company's website, this approach allows Trader Joe's to "consistently deliver value" to every customer, every day. The chain manages to keep prices low by purchasing products in bulk directly from suppliers whenever possible and removing items that aren't selling well.
For those who enjoy couponing, Trader Joe's does accept coupons for products that are not part of the Trader Joe's brand. Manufacturer's coupons, which are issued by the company or brand that produces a product, can be used at any Trader Joe's location.
Although Trader Joe's lacks loyalty rewards or buy-one-get-one-free promotions, there are still many compelling reasons to shop there. If you're aware of Trader Joe's insider tips—such as the "buy before you try" sampling policy and the optimal times to visit to avoid long lines—you'll have a fantastic experience at this distinctive store.
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