Whole sale cash and carry

[Eirikur]

As director of my Ltd company I got a card to shop at Makro for several years now. They used to be good and cheap (the downside is you always have to buy whole sale size volumes) and the meat used to be excellent as it is meant to be sold in restaurants and hotels and also things like cleaning products much cheaper then when you buy it in regular supermarkets
Makro or at least the one near me has gone really downhill, choice is limited and even promotions not really cheap anymore. So I'm looking for alternatives. Anyone have any suggestions how is Booker?

[AtW]

As a Director of your own Ltd company you should be shopping exclusively at Harrods...

HTH

MarillionFan

[Eirikur]

As a Director of your own Ltd company you should be shopping exclusively at Harrods...

HTH

MarillionFan

I have a Harrods card as well

[chopper]

Makro

looking for alternatives

Booker

So Booker own Makro, since 2012.

http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/channels/...229568.article

[MicrosoftBob]

As a Director of your own Ltd company you should be shopping exclusively at Fortnum and Mason...

HTH

MarillionFan

FTFY

[Eirikur]

So Booker own Makro, since 2012.

Booker swoops to buy up beleaguered Makro

For some reason I thought this take over never happened.
So any other alternatives?

[mudskipper]

Costco? Haven't tried them myself.

[Eirikur]

For Costco you have to pay for membership which is ridiculous, besides that there's non near to where I live

[WTFH]

For Costco you have to pay for membership which is ridiculous, besides that there's non near to where I live

It's £24 a year - not exactly ridiculous if you do a couple of big shopping trips to it, or buy high value items from them.
Nearest one to me is about an hour's drive.

[filthy1980]

recently became of member of Costco again

they have a 80" "monitor" which my business requires for displaying Gnatt charts that run off my standard 15" screen