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<blockquote data-quote="Mackka" data-source="post: 676098" data-attributes="member: 2446"><p>Thanks SS but paper is too expensive and then you just recycle it so I looked up Ausmarket.net.au and they have the Daily Report on Fruit and Veg for Brisbane Market. So Capsicum Red 27L Carton ( I don't know how many that would hold) $40.00 however, Green is $14.00 for the same size carton. I know blokes out there like Silver will be able to tell me but I thought that Red Capsicum were simply Green ones but left to ripen longer. Red was noted as very light supply but demand was good. Therefore, the deduction is , supply and demand, short supply high prices but that does not apply broadly like meat whereby supply is extremely high with low $ return to producers, E.G. whole lamb $20 on the hoof, and extreme prices in the supermarkets. Price Gouging at its best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mackka, post: 676098, member: 2446"] Thanks SS but paper is too expensive and then you just recycle it so I looked up Ausmarket.net.au and they have the Daily Report on Fruit and Veg for Brisbane Market. So Capsicum Red 27L Carton ( I don't know how many that would hold) $40.00 however, Green is $14.00 for the same size carton. I know blokes out there like Silver will be able to tell me but I thought that Red Capsicum were simply Green ones but left to ripen longer. Red was noted as very light supply but demand was good. Therefore, the deduction is , supply and demand, short supply high prices but that does not apply broadly like meat whereby supply is extremely high with low $ return to producers, E.G. whole lamb $20 on the hoof, and extreme prices in the supermarkets. Price Gouging at its best. [/QUOTE]
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