Getting pissed off about shrinking sizes in food without price reduction in Canada
various chips/doritos shrinking sizes without price reductions...
recent case is allen's apple juice was 1.36L, then 1.2L and latest loblaws flyer has the tin size down to 1.05L and selling for 4/$5 - hell the 1.36/1.2L usually would go on sale .59/.69 cents a tin
yogurt single serve size shrinkage started years ago
I remember years back that the only main difference in Canada was the size of pop cans until they matched the US size of 355ml instead of the measly 280ml.
I guess companies run by shareholders now have to feed the bottom line and screw the majority of customers ( minority may save a little by shopping around, buying bulk quantity on sale, using coupons ).
Just my 2 cents
recent case is allen's apple juice was 1.36L, then 1.2L and latest loblaws flyer has the tin size down to 1.05L and selling for 4/$5 - hell the 1.36/1.2L usually would go on sale .59/.69 cents a tin
yogurt single serve size shrinkage started years ago
I remember years back that the only main difference in Canada was the size of pop cans until they matched the US size of 355ml instead of the measly 280ml.
I guess companies run by shareholders now have to feed the bottom line and screw the majority of customers ( minority may save a little by shopping around, buying bulk quantity on sale, using coupons ).
Just my 2 cents