I'm so bored with Woolies food. Been buying from them exclusively for 15 years. Bland, boring, small portions and overpriced.
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I'm so bored with Woolies food. Been buying from them exclusively for 15 years. Bland, boring, small portions and overpriced.
I can recomend a good cooking course. Or spices. Maybe even a cook. Even a little salt makes a huge diffrence.
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I know, and I have k@k reception so going back to correct things are a mission.
Hey at least my woolies snacks are awesome.
Made my self a salad, Isreali tomatoes and cucumbers. Does that mean I'm good because I killed isreali tomatoes and cucumbers?
Or is it only good when I strap bombs to it and blow it up?
Pro-Palestine activists have been banned from protesting in Woolworths stores, the High Court in Johannesburg ruled on Tuesday.
The order prevents members of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions SA (BDS SA) from organising, co-ordinating or encouraging any form of protest action in the stores.
It also orders representatives of the two groups to meet face-to-face by December 10 "in an attempt to settle the entire matter".
BDS SA initiated a campaign to boycott Woolworths over its trade relations with Israel following the war in Gaza.
On November 14, Woolworths applied for a court interdict to prevent activists from protesting inside its stores.
Woolworths welcomed the ruling.
"Woolworths welcomes the court decision to protect our customers and employees from unlawful BDS in-store protests," group director of retail operations Paula Disberry said in a statement.
"Woolworths respects the constitutional rights of protesters to express their views lawfully without infringing the right of others. We trust that BDS will respect the decision of the court," she said.
BDS regarded the court's decision as a "positive development".
"Woolworths arrogantly insisted for the last four months that they 'cannot see what a meeting would achieve'," BDS's Kwara Kekana said.
"This court order affirms BDS SA's stance and we looking forward to meeting with the management of Woolworths to make our case for why Woolworths should terminate its trade relations with Israel."
Source : Sapa /gf/ks/jk
Date : 25 Nov 2014 15:51
I think the moslems did do good to strike so long because I remember when the white people did strike woolworths because of the BEE so that did only lost a week
You don't use your feet when you drive?
I think the moslems did do good to strike so long because I remember when the white people did strike woolworths because of the BEE so that did only lost a week
https://www.facebook.com/bdssouthafricaFree trains are available for those wanting to travel within the Cape Town area for Wednesday's protest at the Woolworth's AGM. Print out the NC4P/BDSSA flyer and carry it with you to a local Cape Town train station for a free train ride into town. The free train rides are only available during off-peak periods (i.e from 9h00 to 15h00).
Considering that India officially supports Israel, these nutters should probably boycott India and march to Indian embassy, isn't it? I know lot of these guys visit India so no more going there, okay BDS'ites here?Coca-cola "supports" Israel, every single food retailer in South Africa sells these products!
Their tomatoes i noticed are nicely labeled "Israeli Tomatoes" . I wasn't sure if this is a special type of tomato (that one only gets from Israel) or that it is simply from Israel, but the real question is, why are we importing tomatoes from the middle-east?
I'm not asking that for political reasons, but purely for agricultural/economical reasons, surely there must be a local tomato industry that can deliver quality tomatoes that are cheaper than imported middle-eastern ones? Is Woolies trying to say quality tomatoes can't be local ?
It's the same thing with their Strawberries , they have some from Spain or some place, and costs double the local rates, and then their local stuff is conveniently out of stock. While i like that woolies have some interesting imported products, it doesn't help me if it becomes the only option and all i wanted was a normal tomato
EDIT: Here they are : http://www.woolworths.co.za/store/f.../product-details-index.jsp?productId=20003951
Made my self a salad, Isreali tomatoes and cucumbers. Does that mean I'm good because I killed isreali tomatoes and cucumbers?
Or is it only good when I strap bombs to it and blow it up?
Considering that India officially supports Israel, these nutters should probably boycott India and march to Indian embassy, isn't it? I know lot of these guys visit India so no more going there, okay BDS'ites here?![]()
wouldn't it be interesting if its funded by a rival? would be awesome. they should publish a list of their donors. why just woolworths BDS?
Considering that India officially supports Israel, these nutters should probably boycott India and march to Indian embassy, isn't it? I know lot of these guys visit India so no more going there, okay BDS'ites here?![]()
In October, India closed a $520 million deal to buy Israeli anti-tank missiles. And last week, a jointly developed aerial defense system passed a major trial, which India called a "milestone".