Why is it that when you buy a refill pack, it costs less than the regular package, while the jam in the bag costs the same as the jar? At my house, glass costs more than plastic… and if I keep buying jars every time, I’ll end up opening a home goods store. Maybe they’ll even give me a volume discount, since I’m practically supplying the whole neighborhood.
Why does a refill pack cost less than the regular package, while the jam in the bag costs the same as the jar? At my house, glass is more expensive than plastic… and if I keep buying a jar every time, I’ll soon be able to open a housewares store. Maybe I’ll even get a volume discount, since I’m practically supplying the whole neighborhood.
And actually, the refill pack costs even more—I bought it just two days ago.
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I'm afraid the automatic translation has caused some confusion here, because the German text isn't really clear. I’m sure what’s meant is this: The jam in the refill pouch is more expensive per 100 grams than the one in the jar. The jar and lid can be recycled, which I don’t see as a big problem (the plastic pouch, by the way, can be too). However, with all due respect, I also think the pricing is a joke!
