Zhu Bajie
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Fimm McCool":airdho6g said:Zhu Bajie":airdho6g said:which is why we're Fortnam and Masons, not Lidl, and can sell pork pies for £30 not 25p.
I like to think I'm more like a farm shop. I produce everything 'locally' and sell it at a small enough profit to still allow me to put money towards the next batch. Rather than a 'boutique' which sells sweat shop goods at a ludicrous mark up simply because they have a 'label' or a budget supermarket which sells stuff cheap by bringing it halfway across the world and not giving anything above cost price (if that) to its suppliers.
Unfortunately, unlike the pork in an F&M pie, it's really difficult to establish the supply chain for the commodities used in miniature making and there's no guarantee the tin hasn't come from child labor in indonesia, not even the major electronics manufcturers can definitively say where their metals are sourced from.