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The water isn’t price gouging. If it is shipped as individually labeled it has to be sold as individually labeled. Including that price. Which is around 160 to 190
If I am not mistaken those bottles are meant to be sold as singles. Which FD store was the picture taken at? I believe that is an old picture. I think I have seen it before.
It is actually marked as individual. But you would know that if you worked in a convince store. The packs of water sold as a case has labels on the out side that have a SKU or barcode that would represent the 24 bottles as an individual item.
This case has no outer label and each bottle is marked with a SKU or barcode that represents each item in that case to be sold individually.
Have you ever looked at a bulk box of something? Look it one of the items in the bulk sale item. Look at where there would be a barcode. It usually says, “Not intended for individual sale” or “Not Labeled for Individual Sale” these are items you get in a case or bulk sale.
Goo look at that case for yourself and be more informed about what you are talking about. Have a blessed day ?