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Good news for consumers: Food prices dropping
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 05:21 AM

A LONE bright spot shines amid the gloom of a worsening economy: The prices of food commodities will soon fall. Global prices of wheat, oil, sugar and other essentials started falling in June; their trickle-down effects will be felt by shoppers in the next few weeks.

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SeenItAll
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 07:11 AM

But electricity, bus fare and phone charges rising.
xiaowei_Ms
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 07:36 AM

How much can one eat? The incessant increase in other things are killing the below average.
SeenItAll
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 07:37 AM

Geylang prices increase or not?
Eagle2004
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 08:57 AM

What kind of food? The melamine-contaminated variety?
the_ultimate
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 09:12 AM

char siew rice here just up 50cents. don't think they will reduce.
mshen
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 09:56 AM

LPPL. Say all you want. Ultimately, consumers are the ones carrying those baggages of cost.
skinners
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 10:25 AM

#6 the _ultimate
Complain to CASE that the stalls are profiteering. CASE cannot touch the big guns but they definitely can deal with the small potatoes.
xiaowei_Ms
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 10:57 AM

#4
Food prices in Geylang are stable la. Come for a good meal with lots of happenings.
NELNELNEL
October 15, 2008 Wednesday, 11:06 AM

Geylang price stable?

Joking. The calculating hawkers cut the rice and each item portions to a few. A reap off. It is let you eat not full and yet won't let you die of hunger kind of business, lah. So top up with water loh before going to bed.

I go to the temple with $2 for the buffet in aircon marble floor dining hall. Eat all you can with desserts thrown in. It is good value for $2.

When will the charitable organizations, political parties, etc, worth their salt will rent the unwanted stalls in hawker centres [in HDB heartlands] to stir the gruel and offer it free of charge to the needy?
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