COMPANIES LOOT MANY BIG SIZE PACKING PRODUCTS ARE COSTLY THAN SMALL SIZE PACKING. HAVE A Löök

+1, same goes with kellogs cornflakes and chocos

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Also  see this

See  the Difference in prices

Compare the prices in packaging.

Dettol soap me 103 poore set ka price hai. 4 soaps ka..

At least you found something for people to see. I had mentioned in various places about it but never bothered to give such proof. They are pricing larger quantities more so that online retailers, big malls can give ‘big’ discounts on them and people will buy them happily. Most of these big products are always sold at ‘big’ discount.

Online stores ki  band  bajao

Horlicks also… I imagined I was crazy.. Bru Coffee..

Horlicks is rarely sold at discount. or maybe 5%..

I knew this long back when I was comparing shampoo prices. Its open loot for the companies. But good to see a post about it.

small quantity product quality is worst as compared with big quantity because it is for lower income groups

yes earlier the big quanties product are cheaper but now the things are changed ..they hike price and give discount on it and we buy seeing wow so much discount.
Tata tea elachi -250 gm costs -65 1kg pack costs nearly 400
.

sometimes small things give you great joy

Bournvita 75g pouch for 30
Bournvita 200g Jar for 107
.
compared to pouch price it should be 80, that means 27 extra for the Jar.

Surf excel 90g – Rs.10 , 3kg – Rs.360

What is loot here?
Pricing has a very close relation to Supply + Demand
Compared to those mini sachets, people prefer to purchase the bigger pouches / jars / bottles often so the higher price
And for new customers, these small size packets act as sample packs so that they can try n make bigger purchases in the future
Also like someone mentioned above, the prices are exaggerated often for bigger packs &  plastic / glass jars too adding extra cost to the product price

+ This happens with everywhere that involves selling of goods/services

Great post but the title is misleading & the text formatting is hideous.Can the mods do something?

Thats why i only buy 2rs nescafe pack….1 at a time…..bigger jar is 3x costly

For thinkers like above , kindly try to see the pricing of 750 ml, 1 kg , 1.5 kg , 2 kg. in many products
Detergents
Soaps
Oils
And many more.

Still this thing is continued

Biggest loot is in shampoo.

5ml cost Rs 1 but 1000L cost 600 instead of 200

Interesting thread. But understand the rationale here:

1. Small size items are meant to experiential purchase and/or bringing in more adopters. Some of the comments about quality of small size products are unwarranted.

2. Small size items are generally sold through small trade with minimal margins for the end retailer.

3. Large packs have additional overhead of packaging and transportation.

4. Large packs items are sold through modern retail with margins for everyone in the ecosystem.

Check this out Surf Excel Quick Wash Detergent Powder, 2 kg https://www.bigbasket.com/pd/40001002/surf-exce...

1 kg cost MRP 210
2 Kg cost MRP 450

So justifying smaller packs are inferior quality   or  are for lower income groups so substandard  blah blah ….  is not wise
There are many products in this weight  packaging also.

Also, i have noticed these 10 rupees , 20 rupees packs are targeted for village and town areas, they are priced lower on purpose.