The catastrophe is here!
Die Katastophe ist da!
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Germany has its first major restructuring case due to the energy crisis. It's a toilet paper manufacturer of all things: Hakle is bankrupt!
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Germany has its first major restructuring case due to the energy crisis. It's a toilet paper manufacturer of all things: Hakle is bankrupt!
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Germany has its first major restructuring case due to the energy crisis. It's a toilet paper manufacturer of all things: Hakle is bankrupt!
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Migros explains here why WC paper is becoming more expensive. https://corporate.migros.ch/de/Magazin/2022/09/wc-papier.html This may also explain Haklé's economic situation. It is common for companies to enter into long-term supply contracts with major customers at stable prices - then the only "rescue" is insolvency - unfortunately that's the way it is! If conditions were as they were a year ago, everything would not be.... We have a similar problem with Axpo's electricity in Switzerland - on the one hand, long-term supply contracts of up to 3 years with major customers and, on the other, more deposits because the product is disproportionately more expensive - because it is systemically relevant, the federal government is stepping in with 4 billion.
So it's high time to hoard toilet paper up to the ceiling again...
Thank goodness my cellar is still full of toilet paper, envelopes and printer paper.
Does migros have Hakle in its range?
Yes, but it's too expensive for me. For wiping and rinsing once, there are cheaper products apart from Hakle, which are also good.
Yes, that leaves the M-Budget toilet paper at best.
Or Lidl, Aldi and Landi. They also have very good and inexpensive toilet paper. I personally like it better than the "hard" M Budget.
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Or Lidl, Aldi and Landi. They also have very good and inexpensive toilet paper. I personally like it better than the "hard" M Budget.
The term "hard" made me laugh - the day was saved! I remembered my school days and the English teacher when he introduced us to the English tabloid press, alluding to a then (late 50s) newly published Swiss newspaper with 5 letters with a similar style: They were all not even usable for the toilet because the printer red on the A.... would rub off. Incidentally, it was still common in rural areas at the time to cut up old newspapers and recycle them in this way...
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Migros explains here why WC paper is becoming more expensive. https://corporate.migros.ch/de/Magazin/2022/09/wc-papier.html This may also explain Haklé's economic situation. It is common for companies to enter into long-term supply contracts with major customers at stable prices - then the only "rescue" is insolvency - unfortunately that's the way it is! If conditions were as they were a year ago, everything would not be.... We have a similar problem with Axpo's electricity in Switzerland - on the one hand, long-term supply contracts of up to 3 years with major customers and, on the other, more deposits because the product is disproportionately more expensive - because it is systemically relevant, the federal government is stepping in with 4 billion.
So it's high time to hoard toilet paper up to the ceiling again...
Thank goodness my cellar is still full of toilet paper, envelopes and printer paper.
Does migros have Hakle in its range?
Yes, but it's too expensive for me. For wiping and rinsing once, there are cheaper products apart from Hakle, which are also good.
Yes, that leaves the M-Budget toilet paper at best.
Or Lidl, Aldi and Landi. They also have very good and inexpensive toilet paper. I personally like it better than the "hard" M Budget.
Guest
Or Lidl, Aldi and Landi. They also have very good and inexpensive toilet paper. I personally like it better than the "hard" M Budget.
The term "hard" made me laugh - the day was saved! I remembered my school days and the English teacher when he introduced us to the English tabloid press, alluding to a then (late 50s) newly published Swiss newspaper with 5 letters with a similar style: They were all not even usable for the toilet because the printer red on the A.... would rub off. Incidentally, it was still common in rural areas at the time to cut up old newspapers and recycle them in this way...
