How could a price of a furit double in one week..
#1
How could a price of a furit double in one week..
last week i bought some clementinse in woolies for $5.50 a kilo, it was really nice & sweet.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
#2
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
last week i bought some clementinse in woolies for $5.50 a kilo, it was really nice & sweet.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
They think of a number and double it? Maybe the person pricing this week couldn't be bothered thinking too much so just doubled the figure from last week instead?
I've just bought some potato's - they were on special at $4.98 for 4kg. The same variety in a 2kg bag was $5.98 work that out
#3
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
last week i bought some clementinse in woolies for $5.50 a kilo, it was really nice & sweet.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
#4
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
Er, Vince thinks they may be apples ???? ...I have never seen them in the west...but that's one heck of a price jump!
#5
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
#6
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
Yes we do have mini oranges here...but they are not called 'clementines'...I also lived in Adelaide for 31 years and they were not called that there.
I am often amazed by some of the posters on here who can't even spell correctly (????)
Apologies to those people who have a reason for it...and thankfully those people know me better than you do
#7
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
I am intelligent ....you don't know me do you?
Yes we do have mini oranges here...but they are not called 'clementines'...I also lived in Adelaide for 31 years and they were not called that there.
I am often amazed by some of the posters on here who can't even spell correctly (????)
Apologies to those people who have a reason for it...and thankfully those people know me better than you do
Yes we do have mini oranges here...but they are not called 'clementines'...I also lived in Adelaide for 31 years and they were not called that there.
I am often amazed by some of the posters on here who can't even spell correctly (????)
Apologies to those people who have a reason for it...and thankfully those people know me better than you do
I really didnt know I was doing English test before I put my poster in, not very nice when you insult people is it?
#8
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
QUOTE I am often amazed by some of the posters on here who can't even spell correctly (????) QUOTE
Faridehs first language is not English, cut her some slack..........
Faridehs first language is not English, cut her some slack..........
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Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
last week i bought some clementinse in woolies for $5.50 a kilo, it was really nice & sweet.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
so today i went to get some more, its gone up to $9.98 a kilo, how could it go up so much in one week, it is after all in season.
How do you work it out the prices here I dont understand.
Now all its going to happen is, nobody would buy it at that price, & they just go off then they have to bin it, where is the logic in that.
We had a similar jump but it was about 6 weeks ago just after the USA clemmies appeared.
I reckon they were either running them as a loss leader or someone got the pricing wrong.
In previous years the USA clemmies have been about $10-12 per kilo.
#10
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
you are right I should have checked my spelling, ""clementinse" should of wrote it "clem·en·tine", silly me to make such big spelling mistake to put "s" first before "e", than get slag off about it.
I really didnt know I was doing English test before I put my poster in, not very nice when you insult people is it?
I really didnt know I was doing English test before I put my poster in, not very nice when you insult people is it?
I was talking about Ghost Rider ...who said I needed to be more intelligent to open them....
I didn't even know what they were.....and he spells 'intelligent' wrong ! :-)
Last edited by Vin 'n Bin; Mar 3rd 2008 at 3:04 am.
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Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
I bought 4kg at ALDI for $1.99, woolworth were selling the same spuds for $2.98 a kilo.
To the OP if you want interesting prices watch capsicum, $3.98 a kilo one week $13.98 a kilo the next, interesting since it was probably picked and stored at the same time
But there is a method, if it rains its destroyed the crops, double it, if its dry it s a food shortage put it up 500%, its thursday so half the country will be getting their centerlink, double it, above 30 degrees heatwave, up 400%, below 10 degrees, frost hits crops down south, hide any remaining stock put up food shortage signs
Repeat with meat - eggs - wheat - milk....
Interesting thing is the price of pizza remains consistent, $3.95 for a large lardy all the dough you can eat, bonza mate
#13
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
Could well be
Yeah, there were some at $2.98 a kilo, but they were the ones you had to wash yourself - I'd rather pay the extra than pay for all the mud
Pizza's are cheaper at the Pizza shop here for some very strange reason.
I bought 4kg at ALDI for $1.99, woolworth were selling the same spuds for $2.98 a kilo.
To the OP if you want interesting prices watch capsicum, $3.98 a kilo one week $13.98 a kilo the next, interesting since it was probably picked and stored at the same time
But there is a method, if it rains its destroyed the crops, double it, if its dry it s a food shortage put it up 500%, its thursday so half the country will be getting their centerlink, double it, above 30 degrees heatwave, up 400%, below 10 degrees, frost hits crops down south, hide any remaining stock put up food shortage signs
Repeat with meat - eggs - wheat - milk....
Interesting thing is the price of pizza remains consistent, $3.95 for a large lardy all the dough you can eat, bonza mate
But there is a method, if it rains its destroyed the crops, double it, if its dry it s a food shortage put it up 500%, its thursday so half the country will be getting their centerlink, double it, above 30 degrees heatwave, up 400%, below 10 degrees, frost hits crops down south, hide any remaining stock put up food shortage signs
Repeat with meat - eggs - wheat - milk....
Interesting thing is the price of pizza remains consistent, $3.95 for a large lardy all the dough you can eat, bonza mate
#14
Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
Size does matter in pizza war
Australia’s biggest pizza chain, Domino's, today admitted reducing the size of its pizzas, in response to a similar move by Pizza Hut.
A Domino’s spokesperson said the size change – introduced in May and June this year – was necessary to remain “competitive in the market”.
http://www.news.com.au/business/mone...9767-2,00.html
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Re: How could a price of a furit double in one week..
The price stays the same, but the "large" pizza shrinks in size:
Size does matter in pizza war
Australia’s biggest pizza chain, Domino's, today admitted reducing the size of its pizzas, in response to a similar move by Pizza Hut.
A Domino’s spokesperson said the size change – introduced in May and June this year – was necessary to remain “competitive in the market”.
http://www.news.com.au/business/mone...9767-2,00.html
Size does matter in pizza war
Australia’s biggest pizza chain, Domino's, today admitted reducing the size of its pizzas, in response to a similar move by Pizza Hut.
A Domino’s spokesperson said the size change – introduced in May and June this year – was necessary to remain “competitive in the market”.
http://www.news.com.au/business/mone...9767-2,00.html