Infinite growth is impossible.
CEOs, shareholders, and easily deceived corporate cheerleaders enjoy pretending otherwise, but even literal parasites can breed and feed for so long before the host expires.
When the big companies have to create the illusion of doing nothing but high profits year after year where no natural dip is allowed, they go back to two different strategies.
1: They either lay off low paid employees or hire contractors.
2: They begin to adulterate.
Of course now that class action lawsuits, consumer protection agencies, and mandatory withdrawal notices are in effect, that second ‘brand’s slit’ bit doesn’t really work with sawdust and rat meat. Now, much like Kung Fu Panda, the secret ingredient … nothing.
Who has heard of “Shinkflation” here?
This is not a new word, Pipa Malgram Accumulated with the coin a few years ago. With stagnant wages, rising rental prices, and general political scrutiny, our plovers continue to be “price sensitive.” So when shareholders and top executives demand more blood from the stone, they sometimes tend to reduce the size of their products, selling at exactly the same price.
Check it out:
Don’t be confused with the sexy Bordeaux-Bordeaux shades of the new packaging. Look Numbers. It has a 6.75% lower pretzel mix goodness, almost a good April-size bite.
Prices did not change, but quantities were included. And the new packaging saves costs while creating an effective smokescreen এমনকি even for those who To do Try to shop consciously.
Gatorade’s curved new bottle does exactly the same thing. Sports grip on the surface is a new change, but when you look around …
AndYou’re settling for less. 25% less in this case. Special thanks to Mouseprint.org for tracking these changes!
I was as intense as usual in the beginning, but technically it doesn’t always happen Bad.
Sometimes in the light of the crop blight, or a large group of blue collar workers dying of illness (I’ve heard the rules call it a “supply chain problem”), companies have to cut back to keep it afloat.
And I think so Way Better a poor horse than no horse at all. Better a poor horse than no horse at all. Better a poor horse than no horse at all.
Anyway.
Like all relationships, transparency and understanding the dynamics of energy are key.
Like a small business Goddess Ghee You can tell me ‘we need to change something to stay afloat but we still love you’, and I will still be 100% good. In fact, they are Did.
Throughout their site, these delicious banners are highly visible, not hidden at all:
Dear Customers, We have recently had to raise our prices due to the increase in cost of all our components and materials in the last 2 years. We hope you will continue to support us. We do our best to provide you with high quality food medicine at affordable prices + pay yourself a living + do this work with utmost honesty. Even with rising prices, we still have little to gain from industry standards. Thanks for understanding. <3
Lovely!
Compare that to Doritos, a mega-conglomeration-owned, world-famous, Cazillian-type snack. They had contractions To find outRather admitted, and They had a say:
“Inflation is hitting everyone,” a spokesman said Said Quartz. “We took a little out of the bag so we could To give You get the same price and you can enjoy your chips. “
Emphasize me. ‘Give’, as if no one is giving anything. Not exactly what you want to hear from the PepsiCo making part “Hard profit”So what?
On the contrary, the swollen giant is PepsiCo, which includes Frito Le, which includes Doritos, which is already too big to fail, no matter how flop their PR-engineered response.
Does your business have that kind of giant, unsinkable cushion? No?
Then you have to copy some banners to write.
