> #1 why is this so important? Once in a while you get the lesser piece, the other times the better That assumes the store isn't binning meat and produce. It

> #1 why is this so important? Once in a while you get the lesser piece, the other times the better That assumes the store isn't binning meat and produce. It makes some sense to direct the merely acceptable items to people buying sight-unseen, and reserve the appealing items for those buying in person who can reject lower quality items. The latter group will likely pass over the merely acceptable, resulting in more unsold food waste and worse sales.