Are you happy to pay more for water than milk?
Something really interesting popped up on my Facebook feed today that I thought it was worth sharing.
Save our south-west farmers posted the following:
"What has this country become that it’s OK to charge $3.69 for a bottle of water yet some people won't pay more than $1 for a litre of milk. This doesn’t just affect our dairy farmers, it affects us all one way or another."
So, what is our reluctance to pay more for milk, a product that we genuinely need to consume, than water which runs 'free' from our tap? Have we become so used to the convenience of simply grabbing a bottle of water on the go that the ridiculous price we are charged doesn't make us cringe? Or is it that those people who don't want to pay more than a litre for milk are simply not the demographic that buys bottled water anyway?
Who owns what becomes trickier and trickier. Very few Aussie folk unfortuntely.
For example Nestle ... see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9 and Kraft/Heinz/ Mondelez International at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraft_Foods.