Posted on 04/05/2022 9:26:37 AM PDT by rktman
German supermarket chains including Aldi and Lidl have announced they will be significantly raising prices on some goods, such as cooking oils and other food products due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The German supermarket chains have indicated that due to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, they will be increasing the prices of some goods as the renewed conflict has had a significant impact on global commodity prices.
Some prices are set to rise as much as 30 per cent, and in some cases as much as 50 per cent this week, and newspaper Berliner Zeitung reports the items impacted will include: “cooking oil, butter and margarine… also chocolate, crisps, preserves, sausage, spreads and cheese”.
“Due to the situation on the world markets, we will experience jumps in sales prices that have never been seen before,” Managing Director Communications at Aldi North Florian Scholbeck said and added, “There will be no empty shelves.”
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AMERICAN Grocery stores have as well.....................
They aren’t finished yet. My bag of Hostess powdered donuts are now $3.49. Up from $1.99. Guess they’ll miss me. :<}
I’m laying-in a good supply of “Fancy Feast” catfood, for when we get hit harder, over here. </smile>
Buy Hostess Twinkies by the case. They last forever....................
I’m fattening up the cat....................
The globalist war in Ukraine is working out well for everyone isn’t it.
Tastes like chicken!
May have to pass by SamsClub this afternoon.
German Retailers To Increase Food Prices By 20-50% On Monday
Two weeks ago Aldi’s bratwursts jumped from $2.99 to $3.49. I wonder if they’re going to jump again.
I have a cougar tag pretty much for only if they show up in my yard.
If I get one, you are on the list for meat.
I remember seeing that and your post must have been spot on. I couldn’t recall the exact thing but, BOOM! Here we have it.
You eat 50 year old divorcees ?? wait that’s a different kind of cougar...sorry...
Before the war, prices for many food products I buy at local grocer went up 25% in one pop. Luckily, we’ve always had relatively cheap food in my part of the country.
Back to a wheelbarrow full of Marks for one loaf of bread ...
Theyre living the good life of their grandparents ...
You mean the Russian invasion and massive slaughter?
You can blame the Russians if you wish. It doesn’t matter. It’s still not working out ok for the West.
Butter freezes just fine.
Those darn Ukrainians! If only they hadn't gone and provoked those peace-loving Russians!
And, of course, in all of this, the Ukrainians are the ones who are suffering the least.
/mordant sarcasm
Regards,
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