Finnish Merchant Sells Potatoes at Two Prices to Spark Debate on Food Costs

A merchant in Turku, Finland, is selling the same early potatoes at two different prices, with most customers choosing the more expensive option, to initiate a discussion about the price of Finnish food and the future of domestic produce.

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yle-uutisetFinnish91d ago

Turkulainen kauppias myy samaa varhaisperunaa kahdella eri hinnalla – suurin osa asiakkaista valinnut kalliimman

Niina Puoskari haluaa herättää keskustelua suomalaisen ruuan hinnasta. Huoli kotimaisen ruuan tulevaisuudesta sai kauppiaan ja viljelijän toimimaan yhdessä.

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Finnish Merchant Sells Potatoes at Two Prices to Spark Debate on Food Costs

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Turkulainen kauppias myy samaa varhaisperunaa kahdella eri hinnalla – suurin osa asiakkaista valinnut kalliimman

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