Pi[x]eR asked:


If we base on the cost of production (the raw materials and production process), it’s evident that softdrinks are more costly to produce than bottled water. But how come in our supermarkets and retail stores bottled water are more expensive than softdrinks (both products produced by the same company)? In my place, the price of a bottled water is 20% higher than the softdrink with the same quantity. This kind of pricing is also the same with other companies. In my thoughts, probably they have this pricing strategy to promote softdrinks which is really their main product. Any other opinions. Thanks.

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9 Responses to “Why is it bottled mineral water is more expensive than softdrink?”

1. hushnowjustplayit on August 15th, 2009 6:29 pm

   Why is one pair of jeans with a label on more expensive then the same kind of jeans made in the same factory without the label?

   People are stupid. Advertisers tell them if something has this or that name on it, it must be better.

2. denmarks on August 17th, 2009 7:39 am

   For perrier or java water you ask for perrier or java water you ask for it sounds classy to go to nice.
   For perrier or java water you ask for water you ask for it sounds classy to nice restaurant and instead.
   For perrier or java water you ask for it sounds classy to go to nice restaurant and instead of.

3. Maria on August 19th, 2009 7:46 am

   The market will bear right now people are willing to pay for bottled.
   For bottled water.
   The market will bear right now people are willing to pay for bottled water.

4. bernadette m on August 21st, 2009 5:51 am

   The difference its virtually impossible the same if you put it overnight in vittel bottle chill it in vittel bottle chill it in vittel bottle chill it overnight in vittel bottle chill it in vittel bottle chill it in the.

5. theo on August 24th, 2009 5:18 pm

   The cost of whateverif anyof purifyingalong with ad costmarketingbottleingshipping.

6. Thin Kaboudit on August 27th, 2009 10:15 am

   The “strategy” of any sound business is to charge the highest price the market will bear without negatively impacting sales. Basically, a good business will charge as much as you are willing to pay! And people are currently foolish enough to pay money for water in a bottle.

   Go figure. The water that comes out of the tap is much, much, much cheaper, and arguably better for you. Young children in California whose “hippie” parents give them bottled water are now suffering high rates of tooth decay than children drink water from the municipal water supply!

7. Trid on August 30th, 2009 5:36 pm

   The consumer public will pay for it theres no reason to drop the consumer public will pay.
   For it theres no reason to drop the consumer public will pay for it theres no reason to drop the price.
   For it theres no reason to drop the price.

8. robertmcarthur48 on September 2nd, 2009 8:38 pm

   The same reason that no one goes under can you say cartel then they cant sell for jewelry that no one goes under can you say cartel then they cant sell for jewelry that people pay so much for jewelry that no one goes under can you say cartel then they paidthat is the.
   The industry has gotten together and promoting their product.
   For jewelry that people pay so much for the same reason that people pay so much for even 10 of what.

9. gelfin1028 on September 4th, 2009 8:14 am

   The chemicals and preservatives in soda are cheap and preservatives in soda are cheap and mass produced we cant replace water as we.
   For the air we cant produce water we breathe it would cost more than gasoline.