Why cheap meat prices won't last

The major supermarkets are slashing the price of meat, making the weekly shop more affordable during tough times.

Consumers may even see a price rise, with experts predicting a 16 per cent drop in production due to the drought.

I was at Coles today and thought the meat prices were too high and WalkedOut !!

I have never seen prices SOOO high as they are today. CheapMyArse !!!!

I call bulls**t.

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