Perché il prezzo al kg lo scrivono così piccolo? #shorts
25 Sept 2021 · 0 min
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In this YouTube short, Massimiliano Dona critiques the way supermarkets display the price per kilogram on product labels. He compares two packages of Fiadina pasta—one priced at €1.29 and the other at €0.89—showing that, despite the lower sticker price, the more expensive‑looking package actually has a higher price per kilogram (€2.47/kg vs €2.15/kg). Dona argues that the per‑kilogram price is printed too small, which can mislead shoppers, and calls for the price‑per‑kilogram information to be displayed much larger to protect consumers from deceptive pricing practices.
