So were the Rudd’s
All that carbon, don’t forget the carbon.
guess we better cancel the rest of the build then
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keep the base as is, but increase for those with higher net worth
eg millionaires pay double, billionaires get lethal injection
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bullsht. if uncle tobys says its the most important, then its the most fkng important, alright
No other meal claims to cure masturbation.
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why not make it fun, highlander it
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ehh screw that, how many weetbix can you do ■■■■■ boy
Weet-Bix ? That’s not Uncle Tobys. That’s the Seventh Day Adventist product.
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answer the question old man
I wouldn’t touch Weet-Bix with my tool. Vita Brits is the Uncle Tobys product.
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Vita Brits is no longer an Australian product. It was Australian from 1861 and based in regional Australia.
But it is now owned yet another company as it was sold off to foreign interest with very little publicity.
It is now owned by the multi-national Nestle, which is competing with PEP as the world’s largest food conglomerates.
Still made here, so it is an Australian product
we might get the tax on the wages of employees, but now foreign owned likely all profits will be siphoned overseas and not reinvested in the community.
they’re not reinvested into the community anyway, they’re funnelled overseas into tax havens
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The ACCC is currently examining a proposed merger of Weet-Bix and Vita Brits, with a decision expected by November. Sanitarium is proposing to buy the brand, IP and goodwill from Nestle.
Sanitarium currently manufactures Vita Brits for Nestle in Australia. It also sells in the UK and Chinese market under another brand,Nutri Bex.
Although Nestle would be subject to corporate tax here, unlike Sanitarium as a NFP.
Both would be paying some other taxes at Fed and State level, such as payroll, FBT, GST to some extent and local government taxes.
Not true for Nestles, they pay tax in Australia.
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