13-08-2023, 01:09 PM
(13-08-2023, 12:53 PM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote:(13-08-2023, 12:07 PM)Olive Wrote: Sadly, I think SueDonim is right. It is already cheaper to buy fresh ingredients and cook them, but vast numbers of shoppers go for processed food because it is easier/they can't cook and don't want to learn/they have a taste for over-salted over-sweetened junk food.
And that is an education issue, not a cost one. It's like the idiots who buy bottled water instead of a filter system. Some people will just not be changed. But lots will, especially if we educate, starting in schools. And the trend towards plant based foods is not going away...
(13-08-2023, 12:45 PM)Wainuiguy Wrote: So if it is such a "no brainer" why are almost all tax experts saying it shouldn't happen and will have virtually no impact on the day to day cost of fresh fruit and veges?Can't answer that, rarely buy bags of spuds. Occasionally buy a single one, but really I prefer kumara...
[Removed: Rule 2J]
Because of heavy rain and reduced supply- $6.99.
So if this week kumera were $4.99 a kilo, then next week GST comes off. You go back to the same supermarket but rather than $4.24 (the price it should be after GST is removed) the kumera are $5.49 a kg. Did you save the GST?