NTUC FairPrice lowers paper product limit, adds cooking oil, canned food, frozen poultry to shopping cap list
The Straits Times - Singapore·2020-03-27 08:40
SINGAPORE - Shoppers at supermarket chain NTUC FairPrice will now be allowed to buy up to only two packs of paper products such as toilet paper and tissue paper, down from four.
They will also be able to buy up to only six cans of canned products, five litres of cooking oil and $30 of frozen poultry when there were previously no limits.
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6753 30/03/2020
whats the beef there are so many minimart around and also sheng siong mustafa center
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Jade Wong 29/03/2020
Some will bring their whole family to go and make the purchase.
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chickenfeet 27/03/2020
The more to sell the better. That shows higher sales and profits. NTUC staff can get better salaries and more bonuses.
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water arrow 27/03/2020
lower the price for citizens rather than lower the limits.
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BE GOOD 01/04/2020
This is causing Panic.!!! It may interprete. a total lock down soon. Ask people not to Panic and yet resort to this control measure for food buying. How to trust your assurance ???
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