Nutella 'riots' spread across French supermarkets
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#2Pr stunt out of control.
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#4"Intermarché supermarkets offered a 70% discount on Nutella, bringing the price down from €4.50 (£3.90) to €1.40."
I think this tells us so much about the financial literacy of today's society. And also quite something about the human psychology.
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#5Is there any chance Nutella would stop using palm oil as the base of their spread?
People love nutella so much, it's a real shame it has such a terrible impact on the planet.
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#6" Intermarché supermarkets offered a 70% discount on Nutella, bringing the price down from €4.50 (£3.90) to €1.40. " I think this tells us so much about the financial literacy of today's society. And also quite something about the human psychology.
Do you care to elaborate? What exactly does this tell us about our financial literacy?
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#7I wish peanut butter would be more popular in France. Nutella is basically the breakfast AND the break of 4PM for millions of people here. This country is addicted to sugar.
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#8The supermarket is being investigated for "product dumping":
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/01/30/581843472...
France has strict rules about when a product can be sold for below cost.
Re: Nutella 'riots' spread across French supermarkets
#9Is there any chance Nutella would stop using palm oil as the base of their spread? People love nutella so much, it's a real shame it has such a terrible impact on the planet.
Which planet?
Re: Nutella 'riots' spread across French supermarkets
#10" Intermarché supermarkets offered a 70% discount on Nutella, bringing the price down from €4.50 (£3.90) to €1.40. " I think this tells us so much about the financial literacy of today's society. And also quite something about the human psychology.
Do you care to elaborate? What exactly does this tell us about our financial literacy?
It was a 68.9% discount, not 70.