Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on "ACCC Deputy floats 'legal consequences' for executives in supermarket supply chain" video.

  1. Exactly and my Woolies have stopped stocking home brand products which effectively triples the price of some products.
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  2.  @RebelRose666  I also live in a rural town. We have a Woolies and an IGA. At least the IGA sells local meat and vegetables. And if you buy things like potatoes in bulk the IGA is much cheaper. But you are right actual groceries are ussually more expensive.
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  3.  @RebelRose666  I also live in a rural town. We have a Woolies and an IGA. At least the IGA sells local meat and vegetables. And if you buy things like potatoes in bulk the IGA is much cheaper. But you are right actual groceries are ussually more expensive.
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  4. ​ @haruchai legal and moral are not the same thing.
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  5. I agree. We buy lots of local produce. Potatoes for $1 a kilo, up to $7 a kilo in Woolies.
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  6.  @haruchai  And their major shareholders are BlackRock and vanguard. For whom I have zero sympathy.
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  7.  @haruchai  my answer disappeared.
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  8.  @haruchai  The major share holders of Woolies are BlackRock
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  9.  @mw8308  They are all following their WEF orders
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  10. I don't know if it's only in my region, but through out the "cost of living crisis," my local Woolies has stopped selling many home brand products. Giving people no cheaper alternatives. Surely this is not accidental.
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