After my visit to IKEA I went through all the stuff "unknown" held and found these tablets.
Looking up until when they´re ok to use I was astonished to find that German company BAYER has no location in Australia, no.
The product comes from...
France?!
Why sell pain-tablets made in France?
Australia must have own products, no?
I don´t get that!
Everybody talks of sustainability and then I find this, a simple pain-killer, nothing special, nothing regional.
Why is that?
I still laugh my head off thinking of my "find" when checking if "Woolies" is correct for "Woolworths - the freshfood people":
I still haven´t decided if I report the Coles-logo ;-)
Are you a Coles or a Woolies? I always prefered the latter.
Though, once... we found a French bakery at a Coles in the Atherton Tablelands. The breadrolls were like our German ones and we stayed a day longer for a second yummy brekkie!
The Coles itself was not really tidy, though...
2 comments:
Strange about the Aspro, they have many labs here, so why aren't they made here?
I'm a Woolies person, also mainly because it's the closest to my house.
Coles is building a huge supermarket next to Woolies though, so I presume it will be nice and tidy!
Yes, the Coles in the city and in Joondalup were tidy, too. My "bad" experience was from 1999, things have changed. Woolies and Coles side by side?! Tough scene!
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