As per title. I very, very rarely drink, and I generally just want to buy a single of something for a rare treat, however most beers/ciders/etc are sold in multipacks.

The pricing on the shelf is usually per-pack only, yet sometimes I see random products with single cans/bottles missing, and sometimes random products will have a little section of unpackaged singles, despite not having a separate price showing.

Is it generally OK to split an unopened 4- or 6-pack, or is that as weird and inappropriate as doing the equivalent in a supermarket? What even are the rules around this?

  • The Barto@sh.itjust.works
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    1 年前

    The loose cans they sell come from the pre packed boxes anyway, I’ve had them tell me to grab one out of the box when I’ve been short one for a 6 pack, usually they take the box off so either a customer has grabbed one to buy or someone’s stolen one or both.

    • kent_eh@lemmy.ca
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      11 个月前

      That’s going to vary by jurisdiction.

      Where I am, retail can only sell in the package sizes provided from manufacturer due to various labeling (and other) regulations.

      The cans in a 6 pack are labelled differently from the ones intended to be sold as singles.