By VICTOR E. SASSON
EDITOR
ShopRite in Paramus has customers searching for such familiar products as lactose-free milk.
The store at 224 Route 4 east just finished replacing aisles of refrigerated shelving with refrigerated cases, and in the process, moved the store brand of lactose-free milk and many other dairy products.
This morning, I heard two customers say they were "totally confused."
Another annoyance is that the doors on the cases are inconvenient for left-handed people like me, but that's nothing new.
I stop at the Paramus store once or twice a week on the way home from the gym to shop for a limited number of items.
I continue to spend most of my food dollars at Costco Wholesale in Teterboro and the Costco Business Center in Hackensack, where, by the way, the food court still has not reopened.
Even for large sizes, the Paramus ShopRite usually can't match Costco's prices.
I saw a 40-bottle pack of Poland Springs Spring Water for $6.99 at ShopRite or $2 more than at Costco.
Another change apparent in the front of the Paramus store is that shoppers are greeted by a display of cookies instead of Golden Pineapples and other fruit.
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