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YOUR LETTERS
</TR><!-- headline one : start --><TR>30 cents too pricey for a disposable cup
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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->Recently, at the Zion Road Food Centre, I ordered a cup of soya bean milk from a stall.
I had a choice of two sizes - a small cup of the drink cost $1.20, a big one was $1.50.
I ordered a big one and asked for an extra disposable cup so that I could share the drink with my son.
The woman at the stall said the disposable cup would cost 30 cents.
In the end, I changed my order to a small cup of drink, and told her I did not need the extra disposable cup.
I am not against paying for an extra cup, but surely a flimsy disposable one does not cost 30cents?
Perhaps the Consumers Association of Singapore could comment on this. Sylvia Seah (Ms)
YOUR LETTERS
</TR><!-- headline one : start --><TR>30 cents too pricey for a disposable cup
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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->Recently, at the Zion Road Food Centre, I ordered a cup of soya bean milk from a stall.
I had a choice of two sizes - a small cup of the drink cost $1.20, a big one was $1.50.
I ordered a big one and asked for an extra disposable cup so that I could share the drink with my son.
The woman at the stall said the disposable cup would cost 30 cents.
In the end, I changed my order to a small cup of drink, and told her I did not need the extra disposable cup.
I am not against paying for an extra cup, but surely a flimsy disposable one does not cost 30cents?
Perhaps the Consumers Association of Singapore could comment on this. Sylvia Seah (Ms)