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2022-07-27 14:36:36

What do you actually want to tell me.

The local apple harvest is at the end of August. 10 km away from Edeka is such a large fruit grower. I know him personally very well. You will not find his apples, freshly harvested and top quality, in Edeka. He is a few cents too expensive. What you find are the elaborately cooled and certainly not so healthy apples from New Zealand. I have held them myself.

The same with cherries from Turkey or strawberries from Bulgaria. That is ecological nonsense.

The local fruit grower cannot keep up with import prices. And he shouldn't have to. He must market directly and people also buy directly. I don't want apples from New Zealand. Those are usually only bought by the green do-gooders with a vegan dietary philosophy.

It is the end of July according to my information. Whether ecologically sensible or not.... there is no need to argue about that. In the end, it is the consumer who has it in their hands, but often cannot afford to follow through until the market regulates it.

2022-07-27 14:38:35

I don't want apples from New Zealand. They are mostly bought by the green do-gooders with a vegan dietary philosophy.

How do you come up with that nonsense again :D

2022-07-27 15:03:13

We have end of July according to my information

But in the quoted section, September was mentioned. Also, by the end of July, the first varieties should be ripe, Klarapfel for example. The standard varieties with maximum yield of course still need a bit longer.

2022-07-27 15:33:00

But the quoted section mentioned September. Also, some varieties should be ripe by the end of July, Klarapfel for example. The 08/15 varieties with maximum yield naturally still need a little time

That the 08/15 varieties do not end up in the supermarket at the time when they are fresh for harvest is not only related to the price. The German apple is supposed to be available all year round and for exactly that reason it is stored and then marketed to the retail trade. This is simply industrial agriculture. And especially because I also know a few large fruit farmers (greetings to the old land ;)) none of them go into direct marketing or anything with farm shops. The quantities produced there could not remotely be sold directly.

2022-07-27 15:34:08

I recently ordered an important spare part. The factory is 20 km away from me. I could have picked up the part there, but this is not possible due to internal corporate reasons. The main spare parts warehouse is in France. However, the part was not in stock there. It was in Finland.

A machinery factory is 20 km away from me. If a spare part breaks, I cannot get it at the factory. So recently, a machine part was delivered from Finland by special shipment. 2000 km away.

These second-, third-, fourth-, N-nicks are so annoying.

2022-07-27 17:50:12

I would agree with you if Senec itself, as a small company, were responsible for everything. But since EnBW, one of the largest electricity companies in Germany, is the parent company behind it, I’m less worried about insolvency :p

Ah principle “too big to fail” for over 20 years. Fingers crossed. Why do they found Senec instead of labeling with EnBW ;-)

Google “Caterva,” I think that company belonged to Siemens.

Everything on the topic was said here: https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/erfahrungen-caterva-sonne.24780/

Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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