More Price increases Coming!
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Mainly those made in Malaysia products are cheap. Qualitywise canot say much.Originally posted by Gazelle:I think Milk is subsidized by Malaysian government, thats why it is cheap. -
Majority of the milk products we consumed in Singapore are produced in Malaysia. Nestle, Anlene, Dumex Quaker Oat etc. Quality is ofcoure good lah...just avoid the Tokat Ali brand loh...Originally posted by will4:Mainly those made in Malaysia products are cheap. Qualitywise canot say much.
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Tongkat Ali is good what, anything wrong? Is a bit expensiveOriginally posted by Gazelle:Majority of the milk products we consumed in Singapore are produced in Malaysia. Nestle, Anlene, Dumex Quaker Oat etc. Quality is ofcoure good lah...just avoid the Tokat Ali brand loh... -
If you work 2 part time jobs to supplement your low income from your regular job, I am sure you can afford these price increases.
Hey, the job market is good and lots of jobs are being created.
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fuel price increase again...
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As usual you are one extremely misinformed individual, most of the milk products we drink come from Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland. Making conclusions from half baked understanding of issues.Originally posted by Gazelle:Majority of the milk products we consumed in Singapore are produced in Malaysia. Nestle, Anlene, Dumex Quaker Oat etc. Quality is ofcoure good lah...just avoid the Tokat Ali brand loh...
Milk from Malaysia is limited. Milk might be packed in Malaysia in afew cases, but the original source of the milk is either Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland.
Go pick up any pack or tin of milk from NTUC, Cold Storage, Marketplace and Sheng Siong to confirm. -
M13,Originally posted by maurizio13:As usual you are one extremely misinformed individual, most of the milk products we drink come from Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland. Making conclusions from half baked understanding of issues.
Milk from Malaysia is limited. Milk might be packed in Malaysia in afew cases, but the original source of the milk is either Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland.
Go pick up any pack or tin of milk from NTUC, Cold Storage, Marketplace and Sheng Siong to confirm.
Do you want to take the gazelle challenge so that I can proof to you that most of the milk PRODUCTS, especially those brands I highlighted, are produced in malaysia? CHINA? are you sure? or are you just firing blanks at birds hoping they will die of heart-attack?
Or are you only good at big talking with your small little balls?
btw, If Proton uses German steel to make their car, is their car going to be german standard?? -
Another of your lame "gazelle challenge", it's lame, but I guess you are so lame you can't see it yourself.Originally posted by Gazelle:M13,
Do you want to take the gazelle challenge so that I can proof to you that most of the milk PRODUCTS, especially those brands I highlighted, are produced in malaysia? CHINA? are you sure? or are you just firing blanks at birds hoping they will die of heart-attack?
Or are you only good at big talking with your small little balls?
btw, If Proton uses German steel to make their car, is their car going to be german standard??
Proof to me?
You need English lessons.
Nespray = Milk Originated from Australia
Nestle Nan = Swiss
Monmilk = Mongolia, China
Anlene = New Zealand
Can't remember if Magnolia's or Marigold's milk from Australia or New Zealand.
Suggest you go out more and stop crapping so much in this forum. You make alot of generalisation on your fallacious understanding of facts. I don't blame you, even dogs deserve to live, irrelevant of which master's table they waiting for scraps.
And you are daft enough to compare a car with milk; a car involves alot of other technological processes, while milk is still milk despite being sent to Malaysia for repacking. You mean to imply that rice from Thailand sent to Malaysia changes to Malaysian rice?
A P4P dog like you is still a P4P dog no matter where you move to. -
M13,Originally posted by maurizio13:Another of your lame "gazelle challenge", it's lame, but I guess you are so lame you can't see it yourself.
Proof to me?
You need English lessons.
Nespray = Milk Originated from Australia
Nestle Nan = Swiss
Monmilk = Mongolia, China
Anlene = New Zealand
Can't remember if Magnolia's or Marigold's milk from Australia or New Zealand.
Suggest you go out more and stop crapping so much in this forum. You make alot of generalisation on your fallacious understanding of facts. I don't blame you, even dogs deserve to live, irrelevant of which master's table they waiting for scraps.
Hang on, let go slow. please read what you have written.
M13 : most of the milk products we drink come from Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland. Making conclusions from half baked understanding of issues.
I say FCUK you and please go to supermarket see with your own eyes and then come can tell me if MOST of the milk products we DRINK in Singapore are imported from the above 4 countries. Beside that, I have already highlight to your that NESTLE DUMEX FRIESLAND FONTERRA all have FACTORY in Malaysia to fcking process and pack dairy product for ASEAN distribution.
M13 Milk from Malaysia is limited. Milk might be packed in Malaysia in afew cases, but the original source of the milk is either Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland.
If say fcuk you again, dairy ingredient imported from companies like fonterra from NZ are just ingredient, they are not products for consumption. you need to further process them into end products before distribution.
I am asking your, If Proton used Germen steel to produce WIRA, are you saying that WIRA is imported from Germany?
Milk powder from Switzerland? Are you saying this because Nestle HQ is in Switzerland? firing blanks??
M13, go to your favourite supermarket before you come and BS in this forum lah... JERK!! -
Originally posted by Gazelle:
Yah man!!
M13,
Hang on, let go slow. please read what you have written.
M13 : [b] most of the milk products we drink come from Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland. Making conclusions from half baked understanding of issues.
I say FCUK you and please go to supermarket see with your own eyes and then come can tell me if MOST of the milk products we DRINK in Singapore are imported from the above 4 countries. Beside that, I have already highlight to your that NESTLE DUMEX FRIESLAND FONTERRA all have FACTORY in Malaysia to fcking process and pack dairy product for ASEAN distribution.
M13 Milk from Malaysia is limited. Milk might be packed in Malaysia in afew cases, but the original source of the milk is either Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland.
If say fcuk you again, dairy ingredient imported from companies like fonterra from NZ are just ingredient, they are not products for consumption. you need to further process them into end products before distribution.
I am asking your, If Proton used Germen steel to produce WIRA, are you saying that WIRA is imported from Germany?
Milk powder from Switzerland? Are you saying this because Nestle HQ is in Switzerland? firing blanks??
M13, go to your favourite supermarket before you come and BS in this forum lah... JERK!! [/b]
The rice we get from Thailand, after cooking (processing in the hawker center), it becomes Singapore rice. Now Singapore produces rice too.
The milk we get from Malaysia has to be processed (cooked) in order to be fit for consumption. So now Singapore produces milk too.
Yah, packing involves alot of technology, it changes the origin of the milk too.
That's why I said you have a warped perspective of the world, a motorcar involves alot of technology unlike foodstuff.
Better luck next time doggie. -
dont try to sneak away like a wounded puppy and talk like a blood sissy.Originally posted by maurizio13:Yah man!!
The rice we get from Thailand, after cooking (processing in the hawker center), it becomes Singapore rice. Now Singapore produces rice too.
The milk we get from Malaysia has to be processed (cooked) in order to be fit for consumption. So now Singapore produces milk too.
Yah, packing involves alot of technology, it changes the origin of the milk too.
That's why I said you have a warped perspective of the world, a motorcar involves alot of technology unlike foodstuff.
Better luck next time doggie.
...I am challenge you now..go to the supermarket and tell me how many of the milk PRODUCTS we (not fcuking ingridient vitamins or whatever fcuk they add into the milk) drink are from Australia, New Zealand, China and Switzerland.
I am still waiting for your to reply me. IF Proton use German steel to produce WIRA, can you say that WIRA is german quality and standard?
Dont come and talk cock in this forum if you dont even know what the fcuk we are talking about. go find yourself a skirt to hide lah. balless brainless piece of shi.t -
I have no doubt at all that you will continue to resist yielding to facts, even with concrete proof such as this. Your head is thick, it can never understand facts or logic.
Enjoy swaggering in your stupidity and stop misleading neutral forumers to your idiocy. If you don't know if a statement if a fact, don't make it out like it's so.
You are a deadweight loss to Singapore's scarce economic resources.
Source: http://www.mfe.govt.nz/publications/sus-dev/clean-green-image-value-aug01/appendix-d-dairying-aug01.pdf -
M13, I suggest that you just keep you sissy mouth shu.t and go to your local super market and see with your eyes if MOST milk products we drink are Manufactuered in Australia, NZ, China and Switzerland.
FYI, milk powders we consume in Singapore are either produced in Ireland, NZ (contract packed by Fonterra), Singapore and Malaysia. Please dont come and BS us with your knn China milk BS!!
Like I have said, go find yourself a skirt to hide. brainless balless prick!! -
Originally posted by Gazelle:M13, I suggest that you just keep you sissy mouth shu.t and go to your local super market and see with your eyes if MOST milk products we drink are Manufactuered in Australia, NZ, China and Switzerland.
FYI, milk powders we consume in Singapore are either produced in Ireland, NZ (contract packed by Fonterra), Singapore and Malaysia. Please dont come and BS us with your knn China milk BS!!
Like I have said, go find yourself a skirt to hide. brainless balless prick!!
And stop distributing all those crap pictures lah..
Goes to prove my point about how daft gazelle really is.
Lose an argument and resort to profanities.
Tsk tsk......... -
M13...Originally posted by maurizio13:
Goes to prove my point about how daft gazelle really is.
Lose an argument and resort to profanities.
Tsk tsk.........
you are just a worthless piece of shi.t to me...just open up your bloody eyes and read the below links and see what these companies are actually producing in Malaysia.
http://www.nestle.com.my/Nestle+Insights/Corporate+Information/BranchesA
ndFactories.htm
http://www.fonterra.com/wps/wcm/connect/fonterracom/fonterra.com/Home/
http://www.dumex.com.my/about/index.php
And thank you very much for your stupid entertainment....bloody clown!! -
Oil breaches US$91 in Asian trade
Posted: 26 October 2007 0954 hrs
SINGAPORE - Oil briefly topped US$91 in Asian trade Friday on rising tensions in the Middle East following Turkey's military threat against Kurdish rebels in Iraq and new US sanctions on Iran, dealers said.
At 10:00 am (0200 GMT) New York's main futures contract, light sweet crude for delivery in December, was up 42 cents to US$90.88 a barrel from its close of US$90.46 in late US trades.
It earlier touched a new all-time intra-day high of US$91.10, they said.
Brent North Sea crude for December was up 52 cents to US$88, also breaking records set in London overnight.
Oil prices are "being supported by an increase in geopolitical tensions and also market developments," Australia's Commonwealth Bank said in a market commentary.
"The US has announced that it is imposing new sanctions on Iran," it said. "Oil markets also continued to have an eye on developments related to the current tensions between Turkey and Kurd rebels in Iraq," it said.
On Thursday, Turkish leaders lent extra weight to their threat of a military incursion against Kurdish separatists holed up in northern Iraq.
Many of Iraq's oilfields are located in the north and any conflict with Turkey could disrupt supplies, analysts said.
Commonwealth Bank said the market was also reacting to a sharp decline in US energy inventories last week which came ahead of the northern hemisphere winter, when demand for heating fuel peaks.
US energy supplies are closely monitored because the United States is the world's biggest energy consumer. - AFP/ir -
So far in my life, I have never seen any singaporean not happy and show they disagree with price hike. For my entire life, my understanding is singaporeans all accept price hikes.
All price hikes also like that mah. So, I think they ok ok wan lah. price hikes? come lor. I suspect same same lah. more more also come come lah. ok ok wan. -
I may be right to say that this is your first real life experience of global inflation. Singapore might be alot worst, if we dont have a strong S$ to defend ourselves against inflation, but it would be interesting to see how long MAS would allow the Sing to rise.Originally posted by reddressman:So far in my life, I have never seen any singaporean not happy and show they disagree with price hike. For my entire life, my understanding is singaporeans all accept price hikes.
All price hikes also like that mah. So, I think they ok ok wan lah. price hikes? come lor. I suspect same same lah. more more also come come lah. ok ok wan. -
Malaysia and Singapore's fresh milk
Malaysia side the Magnolia fresh milk is from Malaysia side
Singapore side is from Australia -
I see that oil prices has fallen again. This is a temporary relief for mototrist.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071031/bs_nm/markets_oil_dc;_ylt=AjW8wH8uJUKqriReC1bmzk2s0NUE -
Matter of time before oil price hit $100 and USA goes into recession. The big one is coming..better watch out..Originally posted by will4:I see that oil prices has fallen again. This is a temporary relief for mototrist.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071031/bs_nm/markets_oil_dc;_ylt=AjW8wH8uJUKqriReC1bmzk2s0NUE -
Not surprising wad.
There's a reverse relationship between prices of goods and gravity mah............. -
now instant coffee also got tongkat aliOriginally posted by t_a_s:Tongkat Ali is good what, anything wrong? Is a bit expensive -
The US interest rate likely to drop further.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071031/ap_on_bi_ge/fed_interest_rates_housing;_ylt=AnEjy5vtyhXNUpQ91Ypncjib.HQA -
Spore will kena hit too if US economy went into a recession considering the fact that this country is reliance on its export of products to US.Originally posted by Gazelle:Matter of time before oil price hit $100 and USA goes into recession. The big one is coming..better watch out..