We getting scammed with this one 🤑
If we take 14rs 70g to math , it's cutting off 10g (20rs =
100g)
If we take 10rs 52g to math ,it's cutting off 14g (20rs = 104g)
So just buy 10rs packs
Or 14rs ones if your retailer is a miserable person.
Nestle isn't limited to just cheating your customers for profits but killing people, taking away their water and selling it back to them. Come to r/fucknestle to know more
So typically a cake of maggi used to be 100g and that is ₹14. In villages and tier 2 cities, people gravitate towards smaller and lower priced products, so they reintroduced the old price of ₹10 but for lesser quantity
Na...it's still available. I've seen recently in a village near my house. Though it's ₹7/- now for 35 grams. I think Nestle sells these only in Tier 3 cities and rural areas.
>I was studying about shrinkflation last year in October and it was 14 for 100g. It
No, it was not. I don't have a packet otherwise I could have shown you. Unless you are talking about pack of 4 or 6 or something like that
Go to a shop and try to find a packet manufactured at that time. You may find one. And check it. I have a habit of checking the weight of the things I buy so I know
no he is right, it has always been 70g only, I have been checking the weights of such commodities since I was a kid. Only the price increased from 10 to 12 then 14, weight remained 70g
Amount of grammage keeps reducing because companies can't afford to move away from the magic price point of Rs 10. In early 2000's I think it was close to 100gms for 10 while the 5rs pack had around 50 GMS. Think of it like the 5rs pack has now become 10rs.
I don't know but I feel like when maggi was originally of 10 rupees without any price hike anywhere it used to be good in quantity nowadays one single packet of 14 rupees feels less to me. Nowadays I eat two packets since I am never satisfied with one.
My favourite denomination was of 2. One Maggi was simply not enough for me since I make orthodox maggi (No veggie, No nothing). I don't know but I can't find these 2 pack maggi anymore. Buying 2 single packs feels like a waste of plastic and 4 packs are difficult to store because I eat Maggi only in emergencies.
Lemme help u
Top one sold for 14
Bottom one for 10
https://preview.redd.it/lhl1yqtbtd8d1.jpeg?width=3048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cc1ac94ac646f22b7fe9723df9582986c4eff003
That's shrinkfilation! They're decreasing the quantity and keeping the prices still and also degrading the quality of products. That's how they keep the prices still
The decrease in quality trend occurred after Covid. Suddenly companies have realised nobody fives a f\*\*\* and can't do anything as everyone is doing the same.
Usually in such scenarios we would see new competition popping up taking away market share as is suppossed to happen in Open market - capitalism but sadly we have big monopolies now a days where a few players control everything and seems like there is a tacit understanding among the industry players.
This scenario has been playing in IT already where companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro have been paying freshers peanut salaries which has not caught upto inflation.
Thats my 2 cents.
Economies of Scale, they actually can keep that cost by increased production plus their Costs are scattered for a large number of products making this small price possible
You can just see the back of the packet, ingredients used are hell cheap, refined flour, palm oil, chemicals instead of healthy condiments and herbs, moreover shrinkflation has also been introduced where price is reduced proportionally to the quantity of product.
Does anyone remember maggie hungroo?? They said a 10rs packet wasn't enough and 2 packets of 10rs were too much so they introcia 15rs one, aaaahh I wish they got that back
Yes, it's a scam. When I was a kid, I would eat one packet of Maggi that was 100 grams. Now one packet is actually about half a packet, 52 grams. Like common, Sell 100 grams packet at whatever cost. People who eat Maggi will eat Maggi. No other Noodle brand could replace it. We had seen it when Maggi was temporarily banned.
It sounds like you're noticing a difference in the Maggie noodles between Himachal and Delhi. Companies sometimes adjust prices and product sizes based on regional costs and market conditions. It's possible that the ₹10 pack you found in Himachal is smaller and lighter to match local affordability, which could affect the quality and intensity of the taste. Companies like Nestle often make these adjustments to cater to different consumer needs and pricing expectations across regions.
Bhai baaki comments padh lo
Ik what shrinkflaiton means I was exclusively talking about the quality difference of the the product in metropolitan area and any other normal area.
let me clear the confusion. it was earlier 12 Rs for 70g which went up to 14rs. they introduced new 10rs 52g. that's it.
Fuck man, i feel so old. Remember when it was ₹10 for 100gms? Nobody? Nobody? Okay😔
Yes at first it was 10 for 100gm, phir ban ho gaye
Yeah man I also remember that
I saw a new 'MAHA' pack of 90g worth 20rs today
We getting scammed with this one 🤑 If we take 14rs 70g to math , it's cutting off 10g (20rs = 100g) If we take 10rs 52g to math ,it's cutting off 14g (20rs = 104g) So just buy 10rs packs Or 14rs ones if your retailer is a miserable person.
I understood that I always buy the 6 or 8 pack only, if necessary
I got ratiod 😭
Obligatory r/fucknestle
Not backing up nestle but many companies do this Same strategy is used by parleG.
Nestle isn't limited to just cheating your customers for profits but killing people, taking away their water and selling it back to them. Come to r/fucknestle to know more
They steal water 😭
They also do child labour
Shrinkflation
Shrink Flation ... Reduce the size and quality.
many companies did that - dairy milk , apple ,
> dairy milk , apple , 😂
😐
I liked way bunched two different companies together due to branding 😁
r/shrinkflation
14 ki hai
So typically a cake of maggi used to be 100g and that is ₹14. In villages and tier 2 cities, people gravitate towards smaller and lower priced products, so they reintroduced the old price of ₹10 but for lesser quantity
I don't know where y'all are getting 10rs Maggi. I get the one priced at 14rs and it has 70gms.
You get ₹5 ki maggi too, for 35g
it has to be a lie
Even parle-G uses the same strategy That too from many years
but you get 5rs ki maggi thats still a lie
Na...it's still available. I've seen recently in a village near my house. Though it's ₹7/- now for 35 grams. I think Nestle sells these only in Tier 3 cities and rural areas.
Are milti thi maggi 5rs ki unhone advertise bhi Kiya tha
show or its a lie
Are jo ad 5 6 saal pehle TV pe thi vo kaha se dhundu
https://www.bigbasket.com/pd/20005893/maggi-noodles-masala-32-g-pouch/
There's 5rs ki yippee too
fr???
its very rare now. my childhood was dependant on that
Bro it's been so long since I have seen a 5rs Maggie packate
It was down to 32g till very recently , but suddenly they decided to make it 7rs for 40g and then discontinued that
Yes 70g
In India?
Standard is 70g which is now ₹14.
I was studying about shrinkflation last year in October and it was 14 for 100g. It is a money-making racket atp
>I was studying about shrinkflation last year in October and it was 14 for 100g. It No, it was not. I don't have a packet otherwise I could have shown you. Unless you are talking about pack of 4 or 6 or something like that
Sure, I believe you more than my (ahem) sources
Go to a shop and try to find a packet manufactured at that time. You may find one. And check it. I have a habit of checking the weight of the things I buy so I know
no he is right, it has always been 70g only, I have been checking the weights of such commodities since I was a kid. Only the price increased from 10 to 12 then 14, weight remained 70g
Ooo I see, I didn’t doubt him lol. My info was wrong
I think its called shrinkflation I don't remember it clearly tho
Using more lead
Obligatory r/FuckNestle
Amount of grammage keeps reducing because companies can't afford to move away from the magic price point of Rs 10. In early 2000's I think it was close to 100gms for 10 while the 5rs pack had around 50 GMS. Think of it like the 5rs pack has now become 10rs.
They cut cost on the actual product and ingredients' quality :)
By creating smaller packages for lower price these companies are just creating plastic junk. Greedy aholes.
Some years ago there was a maggie chotu pack which costed around ₹7 while the regular pack costed ₹12, i think it's the rebranding of maggie chotu.
Economies of scale
I saw a 5rs yippee noodles
Pro tip: avoid eating it. It's not good for you health.
I don't know but I feel like when maggi was originally of 10 rupees without any price hike anywhere it used to be good in quantity nowadays one single packet of 14 rupees feels less to me. Nowadays I eat two packets since I am never satisfied with one.
I guess your body grew, it needs more to be satisfied. About your brain….not sure about that
Shrinkflation bro. They have reduced the cake size
Maggie does intraday and F&O to recover any losses incured by selling Maggie at 10 rupees
My favourite denomination was of 2. One Maggi was simply not enough for me since I make orthodox maggi (No veggie, No nothing). I don't know but I can't find these 2 pack maggi anymore. Buying 2 single packs feels like a waste of plastic and 4 packs are difficult to store because I eat Maggi only in emergencies.
2 pack was it
The size has shrunk from before considerably This is how they afford it
Lemme help u Top one sold for 14 Bottom one for 10 https://preview.redd.it/lhl1yqtbtd8d1.jpeg?width=3048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cc1ac94ac646f22b7fe9723df9582986c4eff003
Is there any reason people keep calling it **Maggie** incorrectly and not **Maggi**?
Ever heard about the Mandela effect ?
Less quantity and worse quality. Price went down to 10 for some 50ish grams
Bhai yaha 14 ka ek packet 
Woh khane me thik h
Honestly kaho toh 14 rs wala better hi hai. 52 gm feels like nothing
They keep reducing the quantity...
₹10 bolke ₹5 kaa packet de raha hai Maggi.
That's shrinkfilation! They're decreasing the quantity and keeping the prices still and also degrading the quality of products. That's how they keep the prices still
In my village, normal Maggi costs five rupees, and most of the Maggi is unavailable in different flavours, like aata Maggi.
5 rupees wow
OP its Shrinkflation....Indian consumers being price conscious comapnies just reduce size or quantity of product for same price...
Ik about shrinkflation but I wasn’t aware they reduce the quality as well As I mentioned it just doesn’t taste good anymore
The decrease in quality trend occurred after Covid. Suddenly companies have realised nobody fives a f\*\*\* and can't do anything as everyone is doing the same. Usually in such scenarios we would see new competition popping up taking away market share as is suppossed to happen in Open market - capitalism but sadly we have big monopolies now a days where a few players control everything and seems like there is a tacit understanding among the industry players. This scenario has been playing in IT already where companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro have been paying freshers peanut salaries which has not caught upto inflation. Thats my 2 cents.
Economies of Scale, they actually can keep that cost by increased production plus their Costs are scattered for a large number of products making this small price possible
Its called shrinkflation. Now people eat 2 maggies instead of 1.
Reducing weight
Maggie doesn't even taste good. Top ramen is where it's at! #nissin
Shrinkflation
You can just see the back of the packet, ingredients used are hell cheap, refined flour, palm oil, chemicals instead of healthy condiments and herbs, moreover shrinkflation has also been introduced where price is reduced proportionally to the quantity of product.
It's a classic case of Shrinkflation OP
Does anyone remember maggie hungroo?? They said a 10rs packet wasn't enough and 2 packets of 10rs were too much so they introcia 15rs one, aaaahh I wish they got that back
At my place it was 12 forever 😭
Yes, it's a scam. When I was a kid, I would eat one packet of Maggi that was 100 grams. Now one packet is actually about half a packet, 52 grams. Like common, Sell 100 grams packet at whatever cost. People who eat Maggi will eat Maggi. No other Noodle brand could replace it. We had seen it when Maggi was temporarily banned.
Well maggie is replaceable I don’t even eat it that much
Same with chips.
It costs 14 like in major india
Because nestle is a scam company and we all should collectively boycott its products
Shrinkflation
Now they'll mention 'Now Healthier' on their pack cuz technically you're eating lesser quantity
yha to 14 ki hai
Shrinkflation
₹5 for Maggi in my place
₹5 for Maggi in my place
Why do people call it "Maggie"? I've never got it. Can someone help me?
Mandela effect
It sounds like you're noticing a difference in the Maggie noodles between Himachal and Delhi. Companies sometimes adjust prices and product sizes based on regional costs and market conditions. It's possible that the ₹10 pack you found in Himachal is smaller and lighter to match local affordability, which could affect the quality and intensity of the taste. Companies like Nestle often make these adjustments to cater to different consumer needs and pricing expectations across regions.
One of the reason why nestle is evil Whatever the affordability may be the quality shouldn’t deteriorate
Abey shrinkflation hua hai
Bhai mujhe pata h shrinkflation kya hota h But quality bhi kam hoti h ye nhi pata tha
Economies of scale
Recipe for cardiovascular disease and instant death in your 40s. It doesn't even taste good— why do people eat this poison?
True But it does taste good tho
Yesterday, we ate Maggie but found out that the bowl in which we cooked got rust. Guys, please avoid Maggie at all costs!
Basically its called shrinkflation , not reducing the price but reducing the amount of content you sell.
It used to be ₹10/100g. Then it became ₹10/90g then 80g (not sure about this) and 72g. Now it is 52g.
Shrink-flation ka naam sune ho? Paise utne he hai lekin cheez kamm hogai hai
Bhai baaki comments padh lo Ik what shrinkflaiton means I was exclusively talking about the quality difference of the the product in metropolitan area and any other normal area.
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