There are commodities that are valuable and worth inexpensive at the supermarket. I think it has something to do with supply and demand. The Law of Supply & Demand (Economics).
For example: If the price of goods and services is high, then the demand for them is low. If the demand is high for goods and services then the price is low.
If a head of lettuce iceberg is worth C$ 7.99/each that maybe there is low demand for it.
While if the bar of cheese (1.15 kg) is worth C$9.99 at Costco you wonder why, the demand for such cheese is high.
Another example:
These grapes above photo images: grapes bigger than a dollar. The size of a toonie! Yup bigger variety of grapes. It is not sweet and it is not sour. Just so perfect. It taste like a succulent seedless grapes similar in flavor with guava. How that happened? Inexpensive grapes. ? Truth is ROYALTY Grapes.
These red seedless grapes much better because this variety tastes like lanzones.
Wonder what lanzones?
LANZONES - from fruit-bearing trees grown in Laguna, Philippines. The favorite fruit of Dr. Jose P. Rizal (Philippine's National Hero).
Google image: lanzones
How and why some fruits tasted the same or different from each other depends on how those botanists experimented with certain particular species of plants. Or simply because of the type of soil where those plants are grown, either on alkaline soil or based on acidity of the soil. What fertilizer is used, water, and nutrients used and if the soil is volcanic, or dry, wetlands or varied greatly with pollinators in certain demographic area.
Other than those mentioned above, don't know why some grapes are better than the other. Why grapes could only be just for wines and why other varieties are for raisins.
How about cheesecake? Why the price of cheesecake went up so high and is now priced at $24? When months ago it only costs $17?
The ingredients probably are costly and to include the labor (wage for the baker) and the price of gas and oil went up too high and that resulted to price increase of commodities. INFLATION. Always stupid inflation to be blamed and the "recession."
So, it is not only Canada reporting the empty shelves in supermarkets but also in the US. How about supermarkets in Asia: Philippines, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, etc. do they have problems with supply and demand?
Could it be that those manufacturers are hoarding the goods? Because according to the news on TV Networks, price of goods will go up again in December and into the next year.
Who we have to blame for this? The war in Ukraine?
War in Iraq, Afghanistan, war in any parts of the world did not affect the whole world except when Russia invaded Ukraine. That means the distribution of major commodities the major supply of goods have something to do with Russian's ability in world navigation, distribution of major supply and demand for every goods and services. With China... in it. Do not blame the pandemic because that was a made up pandemic based on its "origin" and implementation of strategy. Swabbing of noses and nostrils is more likely an act of humiliation imposed on those countries by "opposing supreme world dictators" to show how influential and powerful they are in the world domination. It just started with those "victims of tear gas" and those who violated the Geneva Protocol. The TEAR GAS!
TEARGAS: NERVE GAS.
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