I recently observed that the content of packaged items made in Nigeria continually recedes. Noodles (tummy tummy, indomie), detergent (kiln, ariel, omo). Despite the dwindling content, gramme specification and price remains the same. What do we do?

What do we do? na we dey consume oyinbo products wel wel, so, no option 4 nw

princedoz: I recently observed that the content of packaged items made in Nigeria continually recedes. Noodles (tummy tummy, indomie), detergent (kiln, ariel, omo). Despite the dwindling content, gramme specification and price remains the same. What do we do?

Have you done a comparison of the previous weight per pack and the present weight per packet (in grams) now, to have reached your conclusion?

EfemenaXY:

Have you done a comparison of the previous weight per pack and the present weight per packet (in grams) now, to have reached your conclusion?

op is right. The indomie we always buy back in the days were a little smaller than the super pack of today. Let's say medium size and it was rich then.it cost 15 naira. Now this same indomie has reduced in quality and value yet the price has gone up to 35 naira while the super pack is 60naira.thats nonsense na.those days I didn't have to add pepper, onions and all that because it tastes good and was rich but now if you cook indomie and you don't add extra spices it will do as if you want to vomit