Some time ago, there was a lot of uproar about Hema charging a 1 yuan packaging fee, and some netizens found that many well-known milk tea shops have also begun to "fancy" put away the packaging fee, and it is not calculated according to the order volume and the number of packaging bags, but according to the number of cups of milk tea.
For example, some netizens ordered 6 cups of milk tea on the official Bawang Chaji applet, and the platform charged a packaging fee of 6 yuan, but in fact, the 6 cups of milk tea were packed in 2 packaging bags.
In this regard, some netizens questioned: The packaging fee should be the cost of the packaging bag, why should it be charged according to the cup?
Measured by a number of milk tea shop takeaway platforms
Packaging fees are charged according to the number of cups
It has been a long time since the takeaway platform charged a packaging fee, but many people's impression of milk tea takeaway is still that it is charged by the bag, especially in autumn and winter, many milk tea shops will have the option of insulated bags, and it is really difficult to understand the charge by the cup, after all, when you consume in the store, you don't need to charge a packaging fee for takeaway.
I tried it on the Bawang Chaji Mini Program and Meituan and Ele.me platforms, and found that takeaway at 3 platform points will indeed incur takeaway fees, and each cup will add 1 yuan packaging fee, even if you choose the platform's two-cup package, it also requires a 2 yuan packaging fee.
The three platforms also have packaging fee explanations: according to the relevant national policy requirements, plastic shopping bags are not allowed to be provided for free. In order to ensure the safe and hygienic delivery of your goods, we will charge corresponding packaging fees for the packaging materials of goods in dine-in take-out and take-out business scenarios.
I tried other milk tea brands again, and I placed an order on the official mini program little by little, and there was no packaging fee for takeaway or self-pickup (ordinary paper bags), but on the takeaway platform, it was also charged according to 1 yuan a cup, and the insulated bag was provided.
At present, only the takeaway platform can order takeout, and the takeaway platform will charge a packaging fee of 0.6 yuan for one cup.
Heytea's mini-program and take-out platform are also charged according to the number of cups, 1 yuan for a cup, and the mini-program platform also has an explanation: according to the standard of "1 yuan per product".
Nai Xue's tea applet can place an order without charging a packaging fee, but if you need a thermal bag, you can check it yourself, which is also 1 yuan a cup.
Mixue Bingcheng currently charges a packaging fee of 0.6 yuan for a cup on the mini program and takeaway platform, but I see that some netizens have posted a packaging fee of 1 yuan, I don't know if it has been adjusted.
Netizen: The charge for insulated bags is understandable
But why by the number of cups?
Most netizens agree that milk tea insulated bags need to be charged, after all, insulated bags require cost, and milk tea needs to maintain temperature to ensure the taste. However, sometimes bubble tea shops do not provide insulated bags, but ordinary bags, and they also charge a packaging fee.
And it is understandable that the bag has to be charged, why should it be charged by the cup? A thermal bag can hold several cups of milk tea at the same time.
"This is the case on many takeaway platforms, and eight cups of milk tea charge 8 yuan for packaging, which is actually two insulated bags."
Some netizens complained, if I order 100 cups of Honey Snow Bingcheng, according to the packaging fee of 1 yuan, I will have to pay an additional 100 yuan, which is equivalent to 20 cups of lemonade, and the merchant will not give me 100 bags, is this reasonable?
Some netizens also said that the reason why the takeaway platform has to charge a packaging fee is that in addition to the plastic restriction order, it may also have something to do with the platform's commission, so the packaging fee has increased a little in order to spread the cost, but consumers should always be given the right to choose by themselves, rather than a mandatory fee.
Some netizens said: If you don't want to be charged a packaging fee, you go to a milk tea shop to buy milk tea, which can be regarded as another form of refusal to force consumption (packaging fee).
Have you ever paid attention to the packaging fee when ordering milk tea?
Do you think the packaging fee of 1 yuan a cup is acceptable?
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Source: Orange Persimmon Interactive City Express