In the graphql endpoint, it returns info on unit size and country of origin. With global trade currently in shambles and a depression more likely than before, it'd be good to have this information being pulled in, likely parsed then normalized so we can track inflation and price gouging more closely. Unit price (from cost over unit size) going up at a rate significantly different from the tariffs imposed on the country of origin can show price gouging, and knowing unit price can help compare prices across stores for informed purchasing and followup analyses such as detecting price fixing between stores.
In the graphql endpoint, it returns info on unit size and country of origin. With global trade currently in shambles and a depression more likely than before, it'd be good to have this information being pulled in, likely parsed then normalized so we can track inflation and price gouging more closely. Unit price (from cost over unit size) going up at a rate significantly different from the tariffs imposed on the country of origin can show price gouging, and knowing unit price can help compare prices across stores for informed purchasing and followup analyses such as detecting price fixing between stores.