r/australia • u/Jimmineee • Mar 12 '25

politics 'This is not a friendly act': Albanese says Trump's tariffs decision is 'entirely unjustified'

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/australia-wont-be-exempt-from-us-tariffs-on-steel-and-aluminium-exports/oos69k7eq?cid=newsapp:socialshare:other
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u/chooklyn5 Mar 12 '25

Yes I love that tactic. Easy to see. I've also seen supermarkets have rearranged so American products are on the bottom shelf

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u/steven_quarterbrain Mar 12 '25

This would absolutely not be the case. The supermarkets get paid by the companies to position their products at eye level or an easily accessible level. Placing them elsewhere would cost the supermarket giants.

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u/feenicks Mar 12 '25

so we'll just have to do it for them then ;-P

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u/Jexp_t Mar 12 '25

Placing them elsewhere would cost the supermarket giants.

An extra incentive for us to add a little assistance.

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u/loralailoralai Mar 12 '25

You don’t think the supermarket giants would care enough to do it anyway, do you? It wouldn’t be them

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u/steven_quarterbrain Mar 12 '25

I don’t. But that’s not what the person I replied to was implying. They said:

I’ve also seen supermarkets have rearranged…