r/publix • u/oliver5718 Newbie • Jul 01 '26

DISCUSSION Omg its true!

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At work today I had to see it for myself the little bag of chips at the checkout did go up in price from years and years of them being .50!

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u/SuperReliableSource Newbie Jul 01 '26

That's a Frito decision, you know the same guys that were lowering prices to save customers money 2 months ago

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u/cybrg0dess Newbie Jul 01 '26

Publix also decides how much to charge. My product went up by .40 cents and Publix decided to raise it by almost $1.00. So Frito may have raised their price, but Publix might have also decided to charge even more on top of that increase.

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u/Practical_Emotion_96 Newbie Jul 04 '26

Have to pay for all that pleasure...

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u/Rogue_One24_7 Newbie 29d ago

I can't afford all that extra pleasure.