I'm amused to think back to when Acros Neopan used to be one of the least expensive films out there, and after "the resurrection" of it, its now one of THE most expensive. Its no wonder retailers aren't selling it before its stale date. I haven't bought any Acros since the year Fuji announced its demise. And I ain't buying it now, at any price.
Yes, you're right about Delta films and the to high of a price for Fuji thing. I just stocked up with about 31 rolls of 120 Acros II. That never would have happened if the big stores in N.Y. (Brooklyn) hadn't had the big "out-of-date" sale. I just ran a roll of Delta 400 through my old Kodak Medalist II and all I can say is that I wish Delta 400 came in 4X5 sheets. It's pretty hard to beat, if it can be beat, Kodak's TMY2 for a 400 speed film. There we go with the higher price again. Still not as bad as Acros II Rich folks have all the choices, but us poor folk are limited to the plain vanilla stuff. JohnW
I have also checked Fotoimpex and Macodirect in Germany, Fotoimpex has stock dated 11/2021 and Maco has none. NTphotoworks and Analogue Wonderland in UK have no stock. Retrocamera in Belgium has no stock. Ars Imago in Italy has few rolls dated 11/2021. eBay search shows that when sellers disclose expiry date, it's also 11/2021 or older.
Has anyone here bought a roll of 120 Acros ii recently, either in Europe or US, with better date than 11/2021?