Packaging Is Just Another Way To Deceive Customers (23 pics)

Posted in PICTURES       27 May 2019       4270       5 GALLERY VIEW

“Who’s eaten the jam?”

Is the tube half empty or half full?

“A ’jelly-filled’ doughnut I got from Albertson’s”

“I’ve bought a big container of hair wax...”

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Sausage might be a delicacy on this pizza.

The packaging hides the real amount of chips.

This is the biggest letdown I’ve had in a while, to be honest."

“Bought this for $1.20 — which is pretty pricey over here —just to find out later that I’ve been screwed!”

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A pile of biscuits...and a half

This dry squid container promised to have more!

“My box of staples was more box than staples...”

There are just enough to fit in the window.

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The package seems to be full of cheese!

Now I always look at how many milliliters there are.

The illusion of extra guac looks quite artistic.

My ice cream from central London was made to look bigger than it really was.

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This tea came in a pack of 4, facing forward.

It’s both smart and tricky to place one package into another.

Some leftover chocolate from Christmas

“My disappointment is immeasurable.”

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Sharp customers always look at the bottom. Do you?

This sticker roll looks big before you unwrap it.

“Beef for 2” seems like it should be bigger...



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Credits:  brightside.me


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CookieDevourer 5 year s ago
there should be a law forbidding the manufacturers to sell products in double walled containers and/or air inside
       
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Something 5 year s ago
Come to europe, most of these are prohibited here. The "EU-Lebensmittelinformationsverordnung" prohibits among other that: "the shape and size of packaging give the impression that it contains a much greater quantity of the food than is actually the case"
       
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salamoon 5 year s ago
i dont even understand what is the point to do that when you can easily check that and see their sham. that kobe beef is just mental. dash
       
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Hybrid 5 year s ago
I worked in retail for years and the night before there was a sale we'd go through the entire store take off the old tags and replace them with tags that were 1 to 2 dollars more. I stopped working in retail and I double check tags and take pictures through out the year, so when something says it's for sale I can pull out my pictures and double check, doing that has saved me so much money.
When you call out a company for this they will give you the item at a cheaper price.
       
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Check 4 year s ago
Not Kobe beef. Kobe beef has to meet the following criteria:
Tajima cattle born in Hyōgo Prefecture

Farm feeding in Hyōgo Prefecture

Bullock (steer or castrated bull)

Processed at slaughterhouses in Kobe, Nishinomiya, Sanda, Kakogawa, or Himeji in Hyōgo Prefecture

Marbling ratio, called BMS, of level 6 and above

Meat quality score of 4 or 5, yield grade A or B

Carcase weight of 499.9 kg or less.

Okay, so the US does not recognise the Kobe beef copyright and any old sh#t can be marketed as Kobe beef.
       
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