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why the sudden price hike for Pringles?
Tesco are selling pringles at £1.99. a 33% rise in price. is this justified? The contents of a pringles tube gets less and the price keeps going up. remember when it was a 200g tube? now its 160g
8 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
All the supermarkets/food manufacturers have been down-sizing the size of the products but still charging the same, if not more, for their produce. Just look at the size of cereal boxes. They don't call us Rip-off Britain for nothing! Still, we Brits do take anything unlike the Yanks who will boycott products in a heart-beat if they feel they are being fleeced.
- 1 decade ago
YES!! Here they use to be like $.75, and just a few weeks ago there $1.50! Its ridiculas, but they just came out with a lays brand here of the same kind of pringles chips and they're only $1. but they dont have very many flavors.
But yes I totally Agree!
Source(s): Being a College Student You Notice These Things! - 1 decade ago
credit crunch.
tactic for food producers is:
first lower the size, aka 200 down to 160 - but must go with a new pack design to mask the change
second increase the price
a plan almost all food producers use when the going gets tough
- The Unknown ChefLv 71 decade ago
As they are imported and the US dollar has been devalued, plus most company's go through a package redesign and make over, here in Canada they range from $1.49 on sale to $1.99, but we have generic style one similar to those, and alot cheaper.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
The prices of pure chemicals are increasing and they can't use industrial grade chemicals.