QUOTE(kenviro @ Feb 18 2020, 09:49 PM)
2 years ago in 2018, one is able to buy the V-soy Original 1L for about RM4.
Two days ago on Sunday, 16th February 2020, I saw in Aeon supermarket that the price has increased to about RM6 (RM5.95). That is a 50% price increase, which is a huge price increase. In fact, it's a ridiculous price increase. If they increase the price by 5% per year or maybe even 10% per year, we can understand but this is bonkers. V-soy is getting more expensive. I have also seen an online price of RM6.40 at http://dinasou.com/productview.aspx?id=7813. What is crazier is that the market price is apparently RM6.80.
I would recommend everyone not to buy V-soy or at least buy V-soy less and consider other brands of soy milk.
Don't go to Aeon, I went to NSK supermarket and the low sugar version is only RM4.50. Quite affordable.Two days ago on Sunday, 16th February 2020, I saw in Aeon supermarket that the price has increased to about RM6 (RM5.95). That is a 50% price increase, which is a huge price increase. In fact, it's a ridiculous price increase. If they increase the price by 5% per year or maybe even 10% per year, we can understand but this is bonkers. V-soy is getting more expensive. I have also seen an online price of RM6.40 at http://dinasou.com/productview.aspx?id=7813. What is crazier is that the market price is apparently RM6.80.
I would recommend everyone not to buy V-soy or at least buy V-soy less and consider other brands of soy milk.
I prefer V-Soy to Yeo Hiap Seng which is so diluted. V-Soy also use NON-GMO soya bean compared to Yeo Hiap Seng.
NON-GMO soya bean has more nutrition than GMO soya bean which is genetically modified to grow faster.
Feb 29 2020, 12:21 AM

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