ByCarkbilO
Pepsi just reduced its 6-pack of 1.5 liters to 1.25 liters, for the same price.
Does this also happen in other countries around the world?
Shrinkflatiion: Price of a product does not change, but the content shrinks
(2 votes)
Loading...I remember that during my childhood (1990-2000), Rauch had a limited edition iced tea for one summer, the Orange Iced Tea. That must have been in 1998 or 1999. It was an orange 2L tetra pack and the taste was similar to that of Rauch Iced Tea Lemon, except that it tasted slightly of orange…
I have been eating 500g of blueberries almost every day for the last few days. Today there was a thumb-sized spot on my stool that looked black Is this from the blueberries? LG
Do many schools only offer juice/water in vending machines but iced tea remains or cola is removed?!
If it is quite normal in capitalism, it is a matter of tapping the victim as much money as possible for the least possible (at best no) performance.
What victim?
You as a consumer.
You, me, everyone who buys.
I’m not a victim in principle.
You’re not a victim of shrinkflation?
I’m not a victim.
However, I have read somewhere that in France the changed content (weight, liter) must be clearly printed so that the shrimp can be recognized immediately.
And our beneficiaries who have been sitting in the Bundestag have so far brought nothing more to their hands than to play the food industry even more and, secondly, there is only one draft paper for 2 years with hardly known content…
Why would the government do that? With fewer tax revenues, they would cut into their own meat.
Well recognized.
This is generally known, even in Amiland or the Philippines…
At least for Thailand, I can confirm it’s just as happy here.