Competition benefits consumers.
But what about those who prefer the lower cost of traditional bottles?
And where's the other "competition" in the ketchup market?
Sounds like an oligopoly to me.
To: Willie Green
Store brand ketchup
2 posted on
05/23/2002 9:55:41 AM PDT by
kaktuskid
To: Willie Green
There is only one true Ketchup and it is made in Pittsburgh. Hunt's isn't ketchup so much as Tomato Swill.
3 posted on
05/23/2002 9:59:53 AM PDT by
Clemenza
To: Willie Green
KETCHUP!...."It's what's for dinner....."
FMCDH
To: Willie Green
"Shake and shake the ketchup bottle.
None 'll come, and then a lot 'll" ...Nash
To: Willie Green
And where's the other "competition" in the ketchup market?
You can probably find some Chinese produced ketchup in the aisles of Wal-Mart.
See, globalization begets competition!
10 posted on
05/23/2002 1:16:51 PM PDT by
dead
To: Willie Green
My recollection of an old commercial causes me to wonder, if Hunt's prevails in this case, will a sober-faced jury foreman announce the verdict with the words "Heinz loses?"
15 posted on
05/23/2002 1:38:34 PM PDT by
tracer
To: Willie Green
This is news? I've been turning my Heinz bottle upside down for years.
To: Willie Green
I bought a bottle of that green catsup about 6 months ago, but never could bring myself to try it. I KNOW that the only difference is the color, but that's enough. I ended up donating it to the local food bank last week.
"T'aint fittin' - just t'aint fittin'"
22 posted on
05/24/2002 8:14:59 AM PDT by
strela
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