“People Are Tired of Spending a Lot”: Man Shares Factory Source for Woolworths Items, SA Impressed

• A local man shared alternative retail sources for popular food and clothing items found at a major South African retailer
• The intriguing revelations, which highlighted ways to purchase goods at a reduced cost, were broadcast on the video streaming platform TikTok
• Social media users expressed enthusiasm and appreciation for the valuable money-saving insights provided in the clip

A fascinating online video shed light on where certain products sold by Woolworths came from, revealing that consumers could buy these items directly from suppliers at a fraction of the usual cost.

This informative clip was shared on TikTok by @hamzeh.majiet, garnering many views, likes, and comments from an impressed audience.

The video starts with @hamzeh.majiet revealing Ambassadors as a direct source for the well-known Woolworths bars and dried fruits, noting that these items are also available for online purchase. Next, Nibbly Bits is highlighted as a supplier of biscuits to the popular store, with the presenter mentioning their multiple physical locations and an online shop, along with several stores across the Western Cape.

Finally, the man features the Davis Clothing Collection, explaining that they produce a range of the beloved Woolworths baby clothing. These key insights offer viewers a glimpse into the supply chain, empowering them with knowledge that could help them save on their shopping.

Mzansi appreciates the plug

The video gained thousands of views, likes and comments from social media users who were impressed by the money-saving tips. Many passionately advocated for Nibbly Bits' products, expressing their strong affection for the treats and confirming the existence of a store in Johannesburg.

Some requested website links to the featured suppliers, promising to shift their shopping habits. Others voiced their frustration with high retail prices, indicating that they only shopped at the well-known store for loyalty points, and welcomed these new, more affordable alternatives.

User @joey said:

"Thanks, much appreciated 👌."

User @Ginger ❤🇿🇦 shared:

"I love Woolies dried fruit, we are so lucky in South Africa that we have the most amazing produce 🇿🇦."

User @Almaré Marais 🇿🇦 commented:

"Nibbly Bits has a factory in Wellington. I used to drive past them on my way to work. It was torture for you to drive past with your windows open. You'd smell whatever they were baking that day."

User @user994791 added:

"Find us Country Road and Witchery, please."

User @SK shared:

"Honestly, I feel like we shop there for the Vitality points 😂. The day I can get a HealthyBasket rating at a farmers market, it’s over."

User @MpiDot said:

"People are tired of spending a lot."

Watch the TikTok video below:

3 Briefly News articles about Woolworths

• Three university students invaded their friend's room at the residence and found a fridge full of Woolworths foods, such as cheese, plain yoghurt and even cake.
• A local woman challenged herself to get lunch for under R30 at Woolworths and came back with chicken strips and a crusty bread roll, which she enjoyed at work with coffee.
• A lady showed off her new pots bought at Woolworths for R2067, leaving many social media users promising to go buy them.

Source: Briefly News