> The strategy is predatory: You take a product like name-brand dish soap, divide it up into smaller containers (but not small enough to be obvious!) and presto

> The strategy is predatory: You take a product like name-brand dish soap, divide it up into smaller containers (but not small enough to be obvious!) and presto, your soap is "cheaper" per unit I'm not sure why this is especially "predatory". It is totally normal for smaller quantities of an item to sell for a higher unit price. Wheat is trading for $229.00/metric tonne right now. Loaves of bread are selling for about $5.00/kilogram, or $5,000/metric tonne. Is that "predatory"?