Please hit the like button if you enjoyed the video... Thank you 🖤 To watch our first week in Mauritius CLICK HERE ➡ ruclips.net/video/tyzKCySbrkw/видео.html CAN SOMEONE IN COMMENTS EXPLAIN HOW THE IMPORT/ EXPORT SYSYEM WORKS IN MAURITIUS PLEASE?
Import on the normal price then, the govt got tax on EVERYTHING so like you know there's a list of thing you can tax and govt gets its hand on much everything. no.2 after that govt increases min wage for everyone & people "think " that its a good thing but the side effect = daily cost of living increases as companies got to pay their workers and some lose their jobs too. just FYI the minimum wage from 2021 to 2024 DOUBLED (more like from Rs9000 to Rs 20,000) and people that is blinded think it's a good thing not seeing that a apple that cost around Rs8 back then now cost Rs20. no.3 Yeah some companies know much mauritians are dumb , am a mauritian too but goddamn they can't see when they are getting scammed. So basically some companies buy items off at normal price in bulk (aka with the discount etc) and resells at high price (specially in the tech industries) and people think that these so called high price tech are very good and when compared to abroad it would land on the "mid" kind categories. so there's that. In summary, govt being "good" (in the short term ) and people gets blinded for 1yr and get fked after the 2-3yr "wth happened to the prices" then elections happens soon so the govt being "good" again and repeat. Therefore long term, yup we are screwed. If you already have assets it's livable, but if you don't oh boi. Hope you like the info and the inside thoughts of someone in the finance industry. Have a good day all.
Today is 21/01/2024 and if you go to the veggie market at Quatre Bornes, Rose Hill or Port Louis, you'll be even more so shoked at the price of carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, etc. It's not just the cyclone but scraping off vital arable and grazing land to build futile concrete structures causing insecure food self-insufficiency, flooding and drought
Hi :) and hope you appreciate your time on our little island ! For sure, the price in MRU are expensive as 80-90% of our food/needs are being imported from other countries. Some items being produce on the island are a little cheaper but still life remain really difficule for mauritian with the extreme increase in price since covid. Its a whole debat but am sure you will figure out during your stay here 😊😅 Otherwise, Enjoy your time, mauritius has so much to offer 😊
Common sense? 😂😂😂 They always use the imported excuse to explain these ridiculous prices. So what about the expensive local products? Even our local fruits are more expensive here than the price abroad where it's exported. Every week the prices are raised. That is not called common sense at all.
We left last week we stayed in an Airbnb near Tamarin - I guess most Brits stay in an all inclusive hotel ! We went to visit family ! Sadly the island been hit by a cyclone since we left !
Most people definitely think the island only have Resorts to visit. Hopefully we can help change that view so the local people get more business. Sending all our love and thoughts to the people effected by the cyclone 🖤🖤
We stayed at 2 airbnbs near Preneuse - we found out about a restaurant on our last day so next time we visit we will be trying it! We mostly ate at my daughters MIL house but London Way is a great supermarket and a lovely French bakery nearby
Tells you how life is expensive for locals, let's say that overall prices are the same here and in the UK however for the same jobs Brits earn about 5 times more.
Seems a bit more expensive to me, especially considering the prices of the skincare products and that kind of thing. The fruit prices are just incredible too. She seems to be better with the comparisons than he does. I had the same experience in Albania and China. No idea why everyone says poor countries are cheap to live but in fact the groceries at least cost at least as much as the UK if not more and the stuff is mostly better in the UK with more options.
@@apocalypse7224 Why does it make sense for people in Mauritius to have more expensive groceries than the UK? I noticed that when I went to Albania and China too, they earn much less but they have more expensive groceries...?
we have lived in Mauritius for a year now,some things are more expensive but on the whole its cheaper to live here on the whole than the uk when you include bills etc . What is very very different is the life style and people. Eating out is cheap and always safebut above all the local people are always friendly happy and willing to engage with you and help when needed.
Yes reality of Mauritius! I'm a brit and was shocked too!! My 2 pint 😮tesco milk is way cheaper than the milk I bought in Mauritius! What to talk of other stuff here! I love my tesco ❤
BTW, about the bagguets, most probably going dry next day thing. Best stored in cling film stays soft as bought for few days. Even when feels bit dry after, its still very edible, Proffesional chefs tip on "freshing up" the baguettes, is, Open tap on kitchen sink, hold it under running water for a quick few seconds, the stick it in micro for couple of minutes or pre heated oven, and bingo, its good as day it was bought fresh !! 😊😊😅😅
@@parttimetravellingfamilyno such thing as support in a so called paradise. A corrupt government, high cost of live and a constant struggle to find a decent job for unskilled workers, immigrants have more chances to obtain job here than locals. I kid you not, where I live, factories which are situated there don't employ people in this vicinity but rather employ people who lives far or immigrants. A lot of discrimination just for a lousy and tiring job that will pay only 15000 rupees a month
Mauritius is an importing country. Most products we consume are imported. Their prices keep on rising because Mauritian rupee is being devalued, and freight keeps on rising.😢
Hello! I like your videos because you guys shows the true thing from there even at the super market,which is so very expensive for local and you are absolutely right to say that not enough local products from the island. Thankyou for showing the one who is in other countries,like me who is in France.
Regarding fruit and produce… you’ll get better quality at a lower price at some of the roadside vendors. And unfortunately, regardless of whether you buy at the store or from local farmers, pesticides are used quite heavily here.
If you come to flacq market on Wednesdays, here vegetables and fruits are really cheap , I WOULD SAY CHEAPER THAN IN SUPERMARKETS. But clothes are expensive here in Mauritius Flacq is in the East of Mauritius
Yeps Life is very expensive in this tiny island. The sellers have to import everything because in Mauritius most items are not produced locally. One of the reason is because labour is expensive and also most people do not have the producer mindset. The whole market is based on consumption.
Nice one guys im Mauritian i lived a few years in london and scotland thats true most products are imported and its like difficult to afford by locals at times even local products as well we can say it's exaggerated in price but locals here buy what they can afford actually just too bad when i was back from uk was quite difficult for me adjust with the prices but of course i wont spend for things which is not worth it thanks for your visit please dont run away from our island coz of the prices😂 u take care guys
Whenever the newspaper talk about how the prices of veggies or other food will go up, we mauritian all complain on facebook. And here when you're showing the truth about how expensive life is for us local, they get mad at you or say it's all because it's imported. Some mauritian doesn't really like it when tourists shows the reality of our island but I'll do the same when traveling. Import isn't an excuse for the prices we have here. Every week the prices are increasing. Not just imported products but even local veggies and fruits. Lindt chocolate used to be 70 rupees before, then after covid it became 170 rupees and now it's 220(that's like 4 or 5 pounds) whereas Madagascar is so close to us, they could have imported the chocolate from there as it's way cheaper or even vegetables. Madagascar has so many good fruits and vegetables. Better in quality also as it's not filled with pesticides.
You're somewhat inaccurate with the prices in the UK though. £9 for 200g of lurpak? It's £2.15, actually £1.70 with clubcard. Also vegetables and fruit are not GMO, just because it's sprayed doesn't make it GMO, that is something else entirely. Overall it looks to be about the same as the UK, perhaps a little more, hard to say.
@@andraconstantin9459 Well I didn't mention organic, I was talking about GMO which is genetically modified. Being sprayed with pesticides is nothing to do with GMO, that's what I was saying. Typically organic is pesticide free, that's the point of it but it may not be.
Hello guys I don't know your name. But you people are amazing.......Gigantic man, lovely lady & the daughter [Beauty & the beast].... I used to watch your videos earlier. Then your channel suddenly got disappeared from Home page.. anyways... all the best..
Do you know thé average basic salary in Mauritius for a very large amont of thé population? From 400 USD to 700USD per month. Try to analyse and compare the price,how expensive it is
@@fredericconstant9997 Exactly. I think people are a bit out of touch with comparisons. I found the same thing when living in Albania and China. I always thought poor countries would be super cheap but they seem overall a bit more expensive and the quality and range is often worse.
It is a very expensive island to go shopping for groceries its is almost the same as AUD i found out , you realy need to double check there rupees with your own currency . its so easy to give a hundred rupees without realising its cheaper in philippines sorry to say and the air fares are much cheaper
The stuff that is made here is generally cheap. The other day had the shock of life. I went to buy spring onions thinking it was 30rs. I gave her 50rs note, I stood there like an idiot waiting for change but I got nothing 😂
for a tourist avoid small markets where they fix their own price for each customer. the small sellers are absolute robbers when they see tourists.they make you pay 1 pineapple for rs500 when the true price is rs 50. most veg and fruits are mostly imported, but worse agro ministry does not run checks on pesticide use on local produce such as thyme, watercress, coriander etc, so be sure you will find a sky high level of pesticide and medicine use on local vegetables and fruits.
Shopping here in Mauritius is a mix bag of good and bad. If you think "sterling" then you will find certain product expensive compared to the UK, but from a rupee point of view, prices for most items are in my opinion reasonable for expats. But then, I'm speaking as a Brit who lives here on the island. I personally don't know how the locals particularly cope on earnings amounting to less than £500 PCM.
Sunscreen are really expensive here.. needed one to travel and in jumbo the price were really high , brand was cancer research or something I went to a pharmacy and got an Indian brand for 4 pound almost
Hi gang, we're a family of brits recently moved here and yes agree with this vid, lol. But life is pretty sweet on this paradise island. Be great to meet you in person, we're West based, we're Travel As They Grow on facebook, a little tiny family travel blog. You guys are huuuuge
Amazing!!! Thank you for watching us ☺️ We would of loved tooo. We’ve actually left the Island now. We’re in Maldives. Our RUclips is a couple of months behind. If our paths cross again.. absolutely we’ll meet and have a coffee 😊 We’ll go over and check out your Facebook too 🖤🖤🖤
The ingredients they replace natural sugar cane or beet root sugar with are called Sacharin and Sucralose. These are petroleum by products discovered in the 19th century which are now added to almost everything. I suspect because it is cheap to make and distribute. You need to grow sugar cane, harvest and process it, store it and ship it and distribute it and store in huge warehouses. Cost heaps. Almost all toothpaste contain sacharin, titanium salts, fluoride ( a deadly poison in large doses). There are warnings on toothpaste tubes to not swallow and if you do go to go an hospital emergency. Money talks, bullshit walks. Have fun.
@@Stuber721 Sacharin and Sucralose are not made from sugar cane. From by products of petroleum.That is why they are called artificial sweeteners. Sugar is made from sugar cane and beet root. That is why they are called natural sweeteners.Ok? Ok.
Hey guys absolutely love your video. I want to move there to live with my family as ex pat digital income people. Your personalities are spot on, dad is a legend, but of a geeza and your wife is smoking hot 😜 Lovely family
In Mauritius 🇲🇺 Government prime minister... Still put tax in vaccines covid.... when received in free from other country for Mauritius 🇲🇺 Everywhere you go .....
Hi ! Are you a local or just an exiled one living in a foreign country, used to criticize & saying bad things on all our local institutions? We all know treatment for health-purposes in all local hospitals are free, even for tourists visiting the island. If you wish to have a covid-vaccine, you just go into a hospital, & make a request. It is given & done free without any charge.
Really sorry for that obnoxious person. I'm from Mauritius just like her and would recognize such stupidly rude brown-nosers (here we call em Chatwas) who can't even understand the Mauritian rupee depreciated 40% compared to 2014. Back then there was also freight charges but imported food commodities were not that pricey... milk, butter, cheese from New Zealand were still very affordable but now even the generic brands made in Egypt is out of budget. The current government is killing us
You are the silly one here. He's showing the reality in your face which most Mauritian like you are ignorant about. you should be against the Government not anyone else. Shame on you Movais nimport
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CAN SOMEONE IN COMMENTS EXPLAIN HOW THE IMPORT/ EXPORT SYSYEM WORKS IN MAURITIUS PLEASE?
Absolutely enjoyed it! Really useful to compare the prices UK vs Mauritius :) Make more videos about Mauritius
Import on the normal price then, the govt got tax on EVERYTHING so like you know there's a list of thing you can tax and govt gets its hand on much everything.
no.2 after that govt increases min wage for everyone & people "think " that its a good thing but the side effect = daily cost of living increases as companies got to pay their workers and some lose their jobs too. just FYI the minimum wage from 2021 to 2024 DOUBLED (more like from Rs9000 to Rs 20,000) and people that is blinded think it's a good thing not seeing that a apple that cost around Rs8 back then now cost Rs20.
no.3 Yeah some companies know much mauritians are dumb , am a mauritian too but goddamn they can't see when they are getting scammed. So basically some companies buy items off at normal price in bulk (aka with the discount etc) and resells at high price (specially in the tech industries) and people think that these so called high price tech are very good and when compared to abroad it would land on the "mid" kind categories. so there's that.
In summary, govt being "good" (in the short term ) and people gets blinded for 1yr and get fked after the 2-3yr "wth happened to the prices" then elections happens soon so the govt being "good" again and repeat.
Therefore long term, yup we are screwed. If you already have assets it's livable, but if you don't oh boi.
Hope you like the info and the inside thoughts of someone in the finance industry.
Have a good day all.
Today is 21/01/2024 and if you go to the veggie market at Quatre Bornes, Rose Hill or Port Louis, you'll be even more so shoked at the price of carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, etc. It's not just the cyclone but scraping off vital arable and grazing land to build futile concrete structures causing insecure food self-insufficiency, flooding and drought
Scary at Quatre-Bornes. The veggies prices eish
Hi :) and hope you appreciate your time on our little island ! For sure, the price in MRU are expensive as 80-90% of our food/needs are being imported from other countries. Some items being produce on the island are a little cheaper but still life remain really difficule for mauritian with the extreme increase in price since covid. Its a whole debat but am sure you will figure out during your stay here 😊😅
Otherwise, Enjoy your time, mauritius has so much to offer 😊
Very true! We've figured a lot out since and nearly all of it positive ☺️ Thank you so much for watching and even more for commenting 🖤
You must realise that most branded products are IMPORTED.Therefore you cannot compare the prices with UK. Its common sense
Shutup
Pa apel common sense sa…apel sa pri exagéré,oui ban zfr la kpav sorti dehor mais moris exagéré lor so ban prix ….en gro tro cher
Correct
@@NattyDread-cs2ni there's freight , there's tax on arrival . Tax from importers . Tax to customer
Common sense? 😂😂😂 They always use the imported excuse to explain these ridiculous prices. So what about the expensive local products? Even our local fruits are more expensive here than the price abroad where it's exported. Every week the prices are raised. That is not called common sense at all.
We left last week we stayed in an Airbnb near Tamarin - I guess most Brits stay in an all inclusive hotel ! We went to visit family ! Sadly the island been hit by a cyclone since we left !
Most people definitely think the island only have Resorts to visit. Hopefully we can help change that view so the local people get more business. Sending all our love and thoughts to the people effected by the cyclone 🖤🖤
We stayed at 2 airbnbs near Preneuse - we found out about a restaurant on our last day so next time we visit we will be trying it! We mostly ate at my daughters MIL house but London Way is a great supermarket and a lovely French bakery nearby
Tells you how life is expensive for locals, let's say that overall prices are the same here and in the UK however for the same jobs Brits earn about 5 times more.
It doesn't make sense, does it!? Sad to see. Surely there's a better way for locals. Thank you for watching 🖤
Seems a bit more expensive to me, especially considering the prices of the skincare products and that kind of thing. The fruit prices are just incredible too. She seems to be better with the comparisons than he does. I had the same experience in Albania and China. No idea why everyone says poor countries are cheap to live but in fact the groceries at least cost at least as much as the UK if not more and the stuff is mostly better in the UK with more options.
If you compare the population, I think that makes sense
@@apocalypse7224 Why does it make sense for people in Mauritius to have more expensive groceries than the UK? I noticed that when I went to Albania and China too, they earn much less but they have more expensive groceries...?
@@loot6 because it's imported?
we have lived in Mauritius for a year now,some things are more expensive but on the whole its cheaper to live here on the whole than the uk when you include bills etc . What is very very different is the life style and people. Eating out is cheap and always safebut above all the local people are always friendly happy and willing to engage with you and help when needed.
Yes reality of Mauritius! I'm a brit and was shocked too!! My 2 pint 😮tesco milk is way cheaper than the milk I bought in Mauritius! What to talk of other stuff
here! I love my tesco ❤
yes lactose free milk $ 5 aud we buy here $1.20 rediculous
Where your staying as well Grand Baie is probably an expensive area in mauritius if you go to curepipe much cheaper
BTW, about the bagguets, most probably going dry next day thing.
Best stored in cling film stays soft as bought for few days.
Even when feels bit dry after, its still very edible,
Proffesional chefs tip on "freshing up" the baguettes, is,
Open tap on kitchen sink, hold it under running water for a quick few seconds, the stick it in micro for couple of minutes or pre heated oven, and bingo, its good as day it was bought fresh !! 😊😊😅😅
😂
In Mauritius, life is so expensive. just think of a tourist like you see it expensive, what about a mauritian who lives there?
So true! We're finding it hard to understand why there isn't more support for the local people. 🖤
@@parttimetravellingfamilyno such thing as support in a so called paradise. A corrupt government, high cost of live and a constant struggle to find a decent job for unskilled workers, immigrants have more chances to obtain job here than locals.
I kid you not, where I live, factories which are situated there don't employ people in this vicinity but rather employ people who lives far or immigrants. A lot of discrimination just for a lousy and tiring job that will pay only 15000 rupees a month
Hi people only now you find out is expensive
Please ho check the price of meat and chicken ❤❤❤❤❤
I was in UK a month ago, all I can say is the prices and quality of food and products are way better than on our tiny island
The Rodrigues lady said she came by plane and the produce came by boat 😊
Brilliant video and we love Nigel ❤
Mauritius is an importing country. Most products we consume are imported. Their prices keep on rising because Mauritian rupee is being devalued, and freight keeps on rising.😢
Minimum salary is around €325.. Most people salary is around 350 to 500
Very interesting vlog
Thank you guys for this one ❤❤❤
Ahh thank you 😊 Hope you have a great day! We appreciate you more than you know 🖤🖤🖤
Hello! I like your videos because you guys shows the true thing from there even at the super market,which is so very expensive for local and you are absolutely right to say that not enough local products from the island. Thankyou for showing the one who is in other countries,like me who is in France.
Regarding fruit and produce… you’ll get better quality at a lower price at some of the roadside vendors. And unfortunately, regardless of whether you buy at the store or from local farmers, pesticides are used quite heavily here.
If you come to flacq market on Wednesdays, here vegetables and fruits are really cheap , I WOULD SAY CHEAPER THAN IN SUPERMARKETS. But clothes are expensive here in Mauritius
Flacq is in the East of Mauritius
Yeps Life is very expensive in this tiny island. The sellers have to import everything because in Mauritius most items are not produced locally. One of the reason is because labour is expensive and also most people do not have the producer mindset. The whole market is based on consumption.
Nice one guys im Mauritian i lived a few years in london and scotland thats true most products are imported and its like difficult to afford by locals at times even local products as well we can say it's exaggerated in price but locals here buy what they can afford actually just too bad when i was back from uk was quite difficult for me adjust with the prices but of course i wont spend for things which is not worth it thanks for your visit please dont run away from our island coz of the prices😂 u take care guys
Whenever the newspaper talk about how the prices of veggies or other food will go up, we mauritian all complain on facebook. And here when you're showing the truth about how expensive life is for us local, they get mad at you or say it's all because it's imported. Some mauritian doesn't really like it when tourists shows the reality of our island but I'll do the same when traveling. Import isn't an excuse for the prices we have here. Every week the prices are increasing. Not just imported products but even local veggies and fruits. Lindt chocolate used to be 70 rupees before, then after covid it became 170 rupees and now it's 220(that's like 4 or 5 pounds) whereas Madagascar is so close to us, they could have imported the chocolate from there as it's way cheaper or even vegetables. Madagascar has so many good fruits and vegetables. Better in quality also as it's not filled with pesticides.
You pay in pound
You find it expensive
What about another country
You're somewhat inaccurate with the prices in the UK though. £9 for 200g of lurpak? It's £2.15, actually £1.70 with clubcard. Also vegetables and fruit are not GMO, just because it's sprayed doesn't make it GMO, that is something else entirely. Overall it looks to be about the same as the UK, perhaps a little more, hard to say.
you are the only person on the internet that understands that organic labeled is not pesticide free.
@@andraconstantin9459 Well I didn't mention organic, I was talking about GMO which is genetically modified. Being sprayed with pesticides is nothing to do with GMO, that's what I was saying. Typically organic is pesticide free, that's the point of it but it may not be.
Hello guys I don't know your name. But you people are amazing.......Gigantic man, lovely lady & the daughter [Beauty & the beast].... I used to watch your videos earlier. Then your channel suddenly got disappeared from Home page.. anyways... all the best..
Everything is expensive nowadays! Here in States it’s so expensive too!
SO TRUE! UK is no different 😅 Thank you for watching 🖤
Do you know thé average basic salary in Mauritius for a very large amont of thé population? From 400 USD to 700USD per month. Try to analyse and compare the price,how expensive it is
@@parttimetravellingfamily The UK is completely different because everyone earns so much more. Same with the USA.
@@fredericconstant9997 Exactly. I think people are a bit out of touch with comparisons. I found the same thing when living in Albania and China. I always thought poor countries would be super cheap but they seem overall a bit more expensive and the quality and range is often worse.
It is a very expensive island to go shopping for groceries its is almost the same as AUD i found out , you realy need to double check there rupees with your own currency . its so easy to give a hundred rupees without realising its cheaper in philippines sorry to say and the air fares are much cheaper
Great video ❤🇵🇭
Thank you! 😃 🖤 We appreciate you so much for watching and commenting ☺️ 🖤🖤🖤
Absolutely you right 😊😊😊
🖤🖤🖤 Just spreading some awareness 😊
Thank you dear because am from Mauritius 😇🇲🇺
At winners supermarket it’s always more expensive than others supermarkets
tomatoes at super u in Tamarin (west coast) Rs456.00 per kg on the 25/3/24
Your little daughter is soooo cute.
I think SuperU is cheaper than Winners
That's the reality of Mauritius, price of all basic needs kept sky rocking. Why? Poor governmental management!
Bro prank us with his, "How about my turn to talk" 🤣🤣😭
The stuff that is made here is generally cheap. The other day had the shock of life. I went to buy spring onions thinking it was 30rs. I gave her 50rs note, I stood there like an idiot waiting for change but I got nothing 😂
That's expensive ,a year back that was about 30 RS in the market . And before that it was 10-15
for a tourist avoid small markets where they fix their own price for each customer. the small sellers are absolute robbers when they see tourists.they make you pay 1 pineapple for rs500 when the true price is rs 50.
most veg and fruits are mostly imported, but worse agro ministry does not run checks on pesticide use on local produce such as thyme, watercress, coriander etc, so be sure you will find a sky high level of pesticide and medicine use on local vegetables and fruits.
Guys, i dont know what currency coversion you are using, but mauritius rupee is 100 = £1.75. At todays rate.
Just to double check ?
😊😊😮😮
Have you seen London proces lately?
Shopping here in Mauritius is a mix bag of good and bad. If you think "sterling" then you will find certain product expensive compared to the UK, but from a rupee point of view, prices for most items are in my opinion reasonable for expats. But then, I'm speaking as a Brit who lives here on the island. I personally don't know how the locals particularly cope on earnings amounting to less than £500 PCM.
What is the name of this supermarket?
It's Winners.
Wages are lower than UK and things are expensive more than UK. Not a reasonable place to settle.
How is the sunscreen in the beginning of the video expensive?? In New Zealand i bought the exact same one for $20 which is £10
Not many people buy them and it's imported. I buy sunscreen and all my family members always finish mine as they cannot afford such a "luxury".
Sunscreen are really expensive here.. needed one to travel and in jumbo the price were really high , brand was cancer research or something
I went to a pharmacy and got an Indian brand for 4 pound almost
Go to the smaller "local" stores. All supermarkets are expensive.
I'm an Indian sometimes I think Mauritius is cheaper than India, people from Europe and UK where currency value high , they said Mauritius expensive.
Ale super u
Hi gang, we're a family of brits recently moved here and yes agree with this vid, lol. But life is pretty sweet on this paradise island. Be great to meet you in person, we're West based, we're Travel As They Grow on facebook, a little tiny family travel blog. You guys are huuuuge
Amazing!!! Thank you for watching us ☺️ We would of loved tooo. We’ve actually left the Island now. We’re in Maldives. Our RUclips is a couple of months behind. If our paths cross again.. absolutely we’ll meet and have a coffee 😊 We’ll go over and check out your Facebook too 🖤🖤🖤
with the prices you have mentioned these items are more expensive in Ghana
My favourite supermarket pereybere 😊..
All population need to change ....the all..
Put this government OUT .....
profit or VAT?
Which Winners were you at? Which part of Mauritius?
Hello sir I am in Mauritius country
The ingredients they replace natural sugar cane or beet root sugar with are called Sacharin and Sucralose. These are petroleum by products discovered in the 19th century which are now added to almost everything. I suspect because it is cheap to make and distribute. You need to grow sugar cane, harvest and process it, store it and ship it and distribute it and store in huge warehouses. Cost heaps. Almost all toothpaste contain sacharin, titanium salts, fluoride ( a deadly poison in large doses). There are warnings on toothpaste tubes to not swallow and if you do go to go an hospital emergency. Money talks, bullshit walks. Have fun.
How is it made from petroleum? It's usually a byproduct from sugar cane and sugar beet.
@@Stuber721 Sacharin and Sucralose are not made from sugar cane. From by products of petroleum.That is why they are called artificial sweeteners. Sugar is made from sugar cane and beet root. That is why they are called natural sweeteners.Ok? Ok.
Yes, the products are excruciatingly expensive in Mauritius....
I feel bad for the locals
Yeah it's become shit now
The government there is bad.They hve allowed this
Im sad for my family and peoples who live there
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Mauritius no manufacturing it always imported every thing that why expensive
May be next year.....
When population take respiration air fress ....
Government put taxes.....
For Mauritian these are so expensive
Bet you like the hot chilly from rodrigue island feeling hot hot hotttt
No here in mauritius you get natural grown fruits and vegetables
Hey guys absolutely love your video. I want to move there to live with my family as ex pat digital income people.
Your personalities are spot on, dad is a legend, but of a geeza and your wife is smoking hot 😜
Lovely family
Luv your wife lol
Great! Would you like to come over for dinner?
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Toiletries are very expensive in Mauritius.
In Mauritius 🇲🇺
Government prime minister...
Still put tax in vaccines covid.... when received in free from other country for Mauritius 🇲🇺
Everywhere you go .....
Hi ! Are you a local or just an exiled one living in a foreign country, used to criticize & saying bad things on all our local institutions? We all know treatment for health-purposes in all local hospitals are free, even for tourists visiting the island. If you wish to have a covid-vaccine, you just go into a hospital, & make a request. It is given & done free without any charge.
Ur not from Mauritius for sure!
And doesnt know anything.
Health treatment is free!
to kon bousou?? pilon
If expensive...dont buy!!
If you don't like that spot-on bitter Mauritian reality, f-off. This is not SunTrust channel
Poor tourists...
stop with the organic mania. it's a meaningless labeling scheme.
Mauritius is Rip-off. Thats extortion!
There's lots of taxes here
All these goods are imported from your country."European."Go fishing if you want to eat fish.D'ont spoil our reputation
You expatriates you want to create apartheid land here!You of all people r complaining about cost of living!
Go in other supermarket u might get cheaper.
Ur on island not in uk silly people. WE HAVE FREIGHT. MAURITIAN BUY THEM N U R CMPLAINING.Shame on u.
Slightly rude...
Really sorry for that obnoxious person. I'm from Mauritius just like her and would recognize such stupidly rude brown-nosers (here we call em Chatwas) who can't even understand the Mauritian rupee depreciated 40% compared to 2014. Back then there was also freight charges but imported food commodities were not that pricey... milk, butter, cheese from New Zealand were still very affordable but now even the generic brands made in Egypt is out of budget. The current government is killing us
Sheep
You are the silly one here. He's showing the reality in your face which most Mauritian like you are ignorant about. you should be against the Government not anyone else. Shame on you Movais nimport