The market's competitive environment is always ready, so you should be as well.Not only should new products and brands be considered, but so should old brands.
I used to buy flour from a well-known brand. One day, the flour from that brand was unavailable, but flour from another brand was available, which was nearly 20% cheaper in the same quantity. I had some doubts about it, but it was also an old brand, so I bought it thinking that its price must have been decreased due to competition. Later on, when checking the quality of both, I found no significant difference. This gave me an alternate. (Today, both brands are nearly the same price; however, I am open to new alternatives.)






