Thank(space)youBecause costs have gone up for a lot of other processes in the system, mainly fuel-related. Very roughly you'll get one jumper out of one fleece, so the wool has never been a big part of the price of the final product.
Oh, and the reason the cost of shearing has gone up is that we haven't had the gangs of lads and lasses over from Australia and New Zealand for the last couple of years, due to Covid, so there's been a big shortage of people able to do it.
Absolutely they do. If it doesn't sell they take it off. Jack buying basic rice twice a year for a poverty porn segment on GMB isn't gonna keep her nice little neighbourhood Asda stocked with it ffsDid she ever think of asking the Asda to get the rice back in stock……. Sometimes supermarkets stop doing items as no one is buying them. And I imagine in a fancy affluent area Jack lives in there is probably more demand for the fancy arborio rice than basics long grain.
This happened with blinis in my local Morrisons. They only sold 20 packs in 6 months so they were cut. My partner was upset but think of the waste if they continue to sell things no one wants?Absolutely they do. If it doesn't sell they take it off. Jack buying basic rice twice a year for a poverty porn segment on GMB isn't gonna keep her nice little neighbourhood Asda stocked with it ffs
Don't look at Tim Dowling's column, he seems to generate a bazillion comments every week writing about his tortoise and exceedingly dull household in Acton! These wealthy, connected people seem to have some sort of weird sway in the media.I think it's because it's in the Observer rather than the Guardian, the Obs never seems to allow comments.
Oh, *that* explains it!A frau loses a hair everytime someone calls Jack a hero
Iceland is full of sugar in my opinion, practically everything is processed and the fresh food isn't all that great. Perhaps the one local to me isn't that great, but if one Asda can cause this chaos perhaps I can cause some of my own.There is a small PR opportunity for a supermarket to say all stores will stock value range rice/pasta/basics
She’s all up Mr Iceland’s PR, Iceland saved me during the pandemic and I’ve always shopped there BUT they are not the cheapest, they don’t do value basics! Their fruit and veg isn’t the cheapest or the freshest.
How relevant is this theory, when coming a woman with an overabundance of (ugly) shoes...
Too early! This made meThe thing I find interesting is last year during the MR lunch thing, she talked shite all over the press and then nothing more was heard. I have a feeling she makes a point, they give her air time and then because she crap at it, she burns out or whatever and someone much more equipped comes along, the. She narc rages about niches and the circle of crap complete one orbit of obligatory slop.
There is a small PR opportunity for a supermarket to say all stores will stock value range rice/pasta/basics
She’s all up Mr Iceland’s PR, Iceland saved me during the pandemic and I’ve always shopped there BUT they are not the cheapest, they don’t do value basics! Their fruit and veg isn’t the cheapest or the freshest.
What they need is a 'Jack Monroe Value Range'
He wasn’t in a relevant sector at all; but according to Signor Terrible you could definitely do an FOI, and ask it to cover ever department, paid and unpaid roles.So it wouldn’t be worth me doing a forensic FOI to track them all down? I’d be happy to but I know they are a massive pain in the arse.
But you have to admit the funding application would be hilarious.It also involves peer review. Not really sure Jack could cope with everything she did being scrutinised in the open by experts without her having the ability to set her monkeys on them.
We shall see what happens eh?
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