Cooking Oil & Food stuff

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Has anybody noticed what the price of Cooking oil is lately ? It used to be like ZAR 19.?? - ZAR 23.?? per 2 litre.

Currently (JHB) it's going for ZAR 37.?? per 2 litre :mad: Got a "special" price today ZAR 38.95 per 2 litre !!

What is going on ? It's made out of Sunflower - not related to the current $100 US per barrel !!!

Anybody got any ideas ?
 
Has anybody noticed what the price of Cooking oil is lately ? It used to be like ZAR 19.?? - ZAR 23.?? per 2 litre.

Currently (JHB) it's going for ZAR 37.?? per 2 litre :mad: Got a "special" price today ZAR 38.95 per 2 litre !!

What is going on ? It's made out of Sunflower - not related to the current $100 US per barrel !!!

Anybody got any ideas ?

I use Canola oil.

R49 / 2 litre.

Blossom margarine R 27 a tub! WTF?

These people are crazy.

I know farmers are using sunflower oil instead of diesel in their tractors.
Must be a shortage then.
 
It is related to the mineral oil. The cost of mineral oil is a large factor in determining the costs of food stuffs. Productions are dependent on it.
 
It is related to the mineral oil. The cost of mineral oil is a large factor in determining the costs of food stuffs. Productions are dependent on it.

I can respect that. No problem. But ............... why all of a sudden ....... like in about a month's time the price has dubbled :confused:

I mean to ask, power cuts, rainy wheather, etc - something has to have some sort of influence on who ever regulates the price ? :confused:
 
Another examle - Melrose chees spread - any flavour, used to be like ZAR 21.?? up tp ZAR 23.?? per 420gram. Right ?

Well same big name retailer sell's it on a "special" nogal, for ZAR 31.95 !! :mad:

What justifies the increase ? :confused:

Lack of Sales ? :confused:
 
I can respect that. No problem. But ............... why all of a sudden ....... like in about a month's time the price has dubbled :confused:

I mean to ask, power cuts, rainy wheather, etc - something has to have some sort of influence on who ever regulates the price ? :confused:

Capitalism. Farmers, who are not the best mathematicians in the worlds, approximate the effect of the rising fuel costs and then double that factor into determining their profit margins. The middle man does the same and so too do the numerous small businesses at the end.

That's why you see such a big hike in prices.
 
Capitalism. Farmers, who are not the best mathematicians in the worlds, approximate the effect of the rising fuel costs and then double that factor into determining their profit margins. The middle man does the same and so too do the numerous small businesses at the end.

That's why you see such a big hike in prices.

In the end its the petrol and diesel.....
The packaging, the manufacturing, the transporting, the..........................
 
Capitalism. Farmers, who are not the best mathematicians in the worlds, approximate the effect of the rising fuel costs and then double that factor into determining their profit margins. The middle man does the same and so too do the numerous small businesses at the end.

That's why you see such a big hike in prices.

I think you are completely wrong and uniformed about the farmers, they get the smallest share of the price as they cannot determine their prices. They have to take what markets offer them and the same goes for milk prices, the distributors make the killing not the farmers.
Why belittle farmers like that, are you may bee a world known mathematician?:o
 
Celebrate dudes! - you are witnessing one of three truths in the world.

1. You will see stuff get expensive, yawn.

2. You will die. long yawn.

3. Jesus is Lord, when you die you get everlasting life.

Choose 3 - James 1.2 "consider it pure joy when you face trials and tribulations"

So celebrate high prices with me !Yay ! God will provide more!
 
I think you are completely wrong and uniformed about the farmers, they get the smallest share of the price as they cannot determine their prices. They have to take what markets offer them and the same goes for milk prices, the distributors make the killing not the farmers.
Why belittle farmers like that, are you may bee a world known mathematician?:o

I'm not belittling them. Half my family are farmers. I'm almost a semi farm-boy myself.
 
battmann

your jesus and your 'bible comments' YAWWWWWNN

take your 'Big Imaginary Friend' fan club and quotes from its tattered book of stupidity to
the philosophical section of the forum, and stop hijacking threads.
 
battmann

your jesus and your 'bible comments' YAWWWWWNN

take your 'Big Imaginary Friend' fan club and quotes from its tattered book of stupidity to
the philosophical section of the forum, and stop hijacking threads.

battman, I know this subject is completely distant to you, but not everyone shares your views on religion, or share the same religion for that matter. So how about you show a little respect to everyone else on this forum?
 
Capitalism. Farmers, who are not the best mathematicians in the worlds, approximate the effect of the rising fuel costs and then double that factor into determining their profit margins. The middle man does the same and so too do the numerous small businesses at the end.

That's why you see such a big hike in prices.

Not true at all. Farmers have no say when it comes to the prices of products they sell. Prices are dictated to them by the buying companies which they can take or leave.
 
Celebrate dudes! - you are witnessing one of three truths in the world.

1. You will see stuff get expensive, yawn.

2. You will die. long yawn.

3. Jesus is Lord, when you die you get everlasting life.

Choose 3 - James 1.2 "consider it pure joy when you face trials and tribulations"

So celebrate high prices with me !Yay ! God will provide more!

Oh YES ? And just how has your statement got ANYTHING to do with thread ??? :confused:


battmann

your jesus and your 'bible comments' YAWWWWWNN

take your 'Big Imaginary Friend' fan club and quotes from its tattered book of stupidity to
the philosophical section of the forum, and stop hijacking threads.

I totally agree !! :D
 
There is a shortage of sunflower oil.
Farmers do not sell their sunflower seed.
The price per ton is almost R 5000 / ton.

Farmers manufacture their own oil,for their own use, in their tractors ,as they simply cannot afford the higher fuel price.

Cooking oil works fine as a fuel inside a tractor engine!
 
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