So many food item prices continue to increase every few weeks

[khunPer]

8 hours ago, steven100 said:

who sets the price increase on items ....  is it CP  ?   the factory  ?   or the farmer  ?

International market sets price for coffee, and coffee is increasing a lot...

[Bill97]

6 hours ago, steven100 said:

coffee, cooking oil, sugar, bottled sauces,  carnation milk, soaps,  these are just some that have increased somewhat over the last 3-6 months.  Many small pack biscuit's have been removed from most 7-11's, so it's buy the dearer one or don't get.  

So what is the point?  Prices have risen somewhat for decades.

[steven100]

2 minutes ago, Bill97 said:

So what is the point?  Prices have risen somewhat for decades.

while that is true,  I'm just pointing out that many things in 7-11 have risen 25-35% in a couple of months, is it CP greed? who regulates what they charge? as others here have also pointed out how much they're usual buys have gone up. 

[KhaoHom]

Decades ago I used to wonder whether it was worth walking to Big C for many items when I could just buy them at 7 for quite literally a baht or two more. Times have really changed. I don't really do anything but emergency shopping and the occasional beer in 7. Nevertheless I am definitely noticing prices either extremely high when looking at the product / it's something that I regularly purchase there and at other places such as big C and notice a substantial difference in price.

 

Like in the states 7 learned to ask their customers to pay for  convenience. Can't say it's harmed their business in the least

 

Unfortunately  un like Japan where you can find amazing prices and lawsons and 7.

 

Please tell me that you're not buying f<deleted>xxng Toasties that recommended to by TT tourists

 

 

 

[FritsSikkink]

I don't look at prices.

[steven100]

20 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

I don't look at prices.

well good for you Fritz. 

[BritManToo]

1 hour ago, KhaoHom said:

Please tell me that you're not buying f<deleted>xxng Toasties that recommended to by TT tourists

When I'm feeling lazy it's cow pat gung @ 42bht.

[Gecko]

Market prices for coffee and chocolate have increased significantly due to weather and supply chain issues.

[JAG]

8 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Still buying my ginger nuts from Lazada at 60bht a pack delivered (with vouchers).

 

[JAG]

8 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Still buying my ginger nuts from Lazada at 60bht a pack delivered (with vouchers).

I had. A search. The cheapest I could find were B79 (+delivery), which is the same as TOPS in Chiang Rai. Where do you get the from, if you don't mind telling me?

[Felton Jarvis]

11 hours ago, steven100 said:

 

Has anyone noticed how much coffee has increased in price at 7-11 over the past 6 months.   

A thai brand 45g pack of freeze dried coffee was 44 baht just 4 months ago,  the same packet is now 58 baht.  That's a wopping 32%  increase .....    and many other items are similar.   

 

Is 7-11 pricing regulated  ?

who sets the price increase on items ....  is it CP  ?   the factory  ?   or the farmer  ?

 

have you noticed a sharp increase in stuff you buy  ?     I realize Makro & Tesco and others have increased slightly, which is indicative of inflation,   but I'm wondering why some prices have really escalated. 

It won't stop, either. Price increases are here to stay. Complaining will get you laughed at.