In store price gouges are real. This is from a major canadian city.
REAL CANADIAN GROCERY PRICES
Ian Campbell
Isaac Cox
kek.
fucking call me europoor again, faggots
Camden Nelson
Small dried bag of beans now double the price they were in 2020
Chase Scott
Butter was 4.49 regular price and around 3$ sale price less than 6 months ago
Oliver Carter
9$ for 4 pieces of Chicken lmfao
Brandon Adams
Anthony Smith
its still fucked.
in brussels its half of that.
and for premium butter on top of that.
ima tell you whats going on:
they strngle supply lines to artificially create scarcity.
not too much, about 90% of capacity.
just enough to get people to start bidding for the product, under the form of "how much are you willing to pay for that"
the underlying economy remains the same, but producers/big distributors see their margins explode.
and then the shopkeepers have a go at it and you end up with 8CAD butter.
Colton Davis
*not too much, DOWN TO about 90% capacity
Jack Cruz
6$ CAD per Gallon
Kayden Carter
No scarcity here. There's a shitton of butter producers but the government raised the minimum price by 15% so stores doubled their prices
Angel Russell
>government raised the minimum price
wtf
should i call you commiebro then?
Dylan Reed
canada is hell
there's literally a diary cartel
Aaron Jenkins
There’s no such thing as store “price gouging”. It’s inflation created by your government that lead to increased prices.
Tyler Ortiz
not good, leafbros. not good at all.
Thomas Adams
But that's orice for 400 grams , it's a big butter not regular that's 250g
Ryder Long
That's cheap
I've seen it at 1.65$/L
William Martinez
check west vancouver on the north side.
its the most expensive gas i've seen in canada
they were 1.65 when gas was a dollar.
Justin Foster
I run a grocery store, and I check our P&L statements every period (monthly). Our profits are not exploding at all. In fact, even though we’re exceeding our sales projections, we’re missing all of our Cost of Sales targets (the amount we’re spending on purchases to get our goods), and aren’t really making any money.
This means two things:
The first is that sales projections are being beat because of inflation, as people are spending more money for the same amount of goods. The second is that prices will have to go up even more for us to offset our Cost of Sales losses.
It’s going to get worse, guys. You don’t have to believe me, but I’m warning you this is what’s going to happen.
Nicholas Carter
> grams
Get out of here with your cartel-backed measurements you degenerate faggot. Nobody cares how many kilogarms of pot you sniffed off a hookers butt paco
Ethan Cruz
You can get butter for 4 bucks if you shop at a cheaper store and buy it on sale, but yes overall we are getting fucked
Christian Cox
Jackson Price
Just bought the same stick of butter for 4.99
Still two dollars more than I paid a couple years ago… but dude - Stop posting Extreme high-end prices at small specialty stores. Kek.
We all buy groceries in Canada, man. Sure, prices are high, but You’re not fooling anyone
Nathaniel White
>r*ddit notification
Andrew Roberts
makes perfect sense to me.
thanks for the input, user
Carson Gomez
No it’s not that because goods are also expiring before the printed date which is a signal that suppliers are also having getting goods late so the supplier and the supplier isn’t tossing product they’d normally toss because they need the sale
Jonathan Robinson
that seems inexpensive
Lucas White
Yeah it's also completely hormone free, unlike the dairy in America which is full of estrogen and way worse than onions
Nathan Jones
its here in the US also
shit has doubled in the last year
Levi Reed
kek.
cope harder, ameripoor
you live in a gulag
Oliver Parker
captcha: nopsy
Asher Collins
What's the first rule about the fight club?
Also, fuck off fed.
Liam Moore