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    Woolworths to donate fresh-department sale profits this saturday

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    Quote Originally Posted by NavyDiver View Post
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    How about they stop screwing the primary producers over full stop! Giving them relief for 2 days is not so nobel of them, its great marketting and then they will go back to screwing them over as per usual. No doubt it will be followed by a special that the farmer wears again. This is like donating the profits from $1milk to the farmers for 2 days, one of the problems is still there.

    Its like the bvags, save $70million on plastic bags that are worth 1/10th of a cent but now charging 15c per bag to bring in the cash. Now the customers are doing the checkout work themselves they only need to work out how to have the customers to pay to stack the shelves.... or Aldi it and just drop the pallet out there and everybody can open the boxes themselves.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    How about they stop screwing the primary producers over full stop! Giving them relief for 2 days is not so nobel of them, its great marketting and then they will go back to screwing them over as per usual. No doubt it will be followed by a special that the farmer wears again. This is like donating the profits from $1milk to the farmers for 2 days, one of the problems is still there.

    Its like the bvags, save $70million on plastic bags that are worth 1/10th of a cent but now charging 15c per bag to bring in the cash. Now the customers are doing the checkout work themselves they only need to work out how to have the customers to pay to stack the shelves.... or Aldi it and just drop the pallet out there and everybody can open the boxes themselves.

    All valid grumpy bits with Woolworth. I could get started about pokies or dancheap grog supermarket but like your thoughts they are

    Perhaps even more reason to help move the entire days profit to our farmers from their greedy hands?
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