Raising prices is a choice
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T. A. Gardner
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Yea, sure...
Arizona Iced Tea also:
Took advantage of improvements can manufacturers made that reduced the aluminum content 40% over the years...
Then it reduced the content of its cans by 1 fluid ounce (23 to 22 fl oz)
They also didn't tell you that the company raised the price of it's products in plastic bottles as well as ones that aren't their flagship line of teas...
www.foodrepublic.com
Arizona Iced Tea also:
Took advantage of improvements can manufacturers made that reduced the aluminum content 40% over the years...
Then it reduced the content of its cans by 1 fluid ounce (23 to 22 fl oz)
They also didn't tell you that the company raised the price of it's products in plastic bottles as well as ones that aren't their flagship line of teas...
Why AriZona Iced Tea Is Still 99 Cents Despite Inflation
To maintain its pricing consistently at 99 cents, AriZona Iced Tea employs a variety of strategies, including foregoing conventional flashy advertising.
www.foodrepublic.com
Yakuda
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Yes it is a choice. You know what else is a choice? Whether or not you buy a product.
So, that would be "Bidenomics?"
Geeko Sportivo
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Amen Brother!
Into the Night
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Oh this old tired song again...
Corporations are businesses, Sybil. That means they must serve their customers at the agreed upon price to survive.