How Walmart is devouring the food system | Grist Here are some interesting stats on Walmart. I have noticed that milk at Walmart in Chattanooga has been 4.55 a gallon to 4.65 a gallon. But if one goes down the street to Rite Aide or a Kangaroo gas station, you can buy it for 2.99 a gallon, so whats up with that? Low food prices is a leader to get you in the store.
I have also noticed that the local Bi-lo grocery stores are cutting prices. IMHO Bi-lo has been non competitive for a long time and seemed to be out of touch. If you shop much , prices on food are climbing like crazy. Bananas were 39 cents a lb for ever, now they have inched up to 57 cents a lb over 2 years time. I know, your saying no big deal. Check again, whats in your wallet? Bread and sugar are out of sight, my old favorite peanut butter is becoming a luxury item at 7 bucks for a decent size jar.............OK, I rant, but he or they that control the food supply will someday control the world and I think it is closer than we think.IMHO One more thing, you have noticed the jars, the boxes and sizing are shrinking and costing more, don't you like that...?
I have also noticed that the local Bi-lo grocery stores are cutting prices. IMHO Bi-lo has been non competitive for a long time and seemed to be out of touch. If you shop much , prices on food are climbing like crazy. Bananas were 39 cents a lb for ever, now they have inched up to 57 cents a lb over 2 years time. I know, your saying no big deal. Check again, whats in your wallet? Bread and sugar are out of sight, my old favorite peanut butter is becoming a luxury item at 7 bucks for a decent size jar.............OK, I rant, but he or they that control the food supply will someday control the world and I think it is closer than we think.IMHO One more thing, you have noticed the jars, the boxes and sizing are shrinking and costing more, don't you like that...?
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