Reducing the volume of a product in a package while maintaining the appearance and, most importantly, the price has long caused indignation among people. Prices in stores are rising. As a result, the situation turns into a joke about a dozen eggs that has become bearded.
At the same time, we understand that manufacturers create a variety of products and volumes so that it is convenient for people to choose the required quantity for their family. But when a person takes the usual packaging, and later discovers there is 100 grams of product less, the picture becomes completely unfair.
The store should make it convenient to choose the most suitable and profitable product. Therefore, we continue to advocate the need to indicate on price tags the cost for a multiple of the weight or volume of the product. Then it will be easy to compare which liter of milk or which package of cereal is more practical to purchase.
The LDPR will not give up on the idea of a fair price. We see the support of people for whom such a bill is important, so we will strive for its adoption.
