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> from what I've been told most of the products just end up being thrown away because nobody is buying them Who told you, and why do you consider them a reliab
by bartvk 4y ago
> from what I've been told most of the products just end up being thrown away because nobody is buying them
Who told you, and why do you consider them a reliable indicator, for what you imply are all supermarkets across the globe?
- ekianjo 4y agothats certainly a false claim. no supermarket would be in business if they were throwing everything away.
- kcplate 4y agoNot necessarily, supermarkets have a built in expectation of some loss to spoilage already. A lot of those fake meat products have a pretty long shelf life since they are highly processed/frozen products and tend to be marketed in a very small footprint within the store. They are also priced to counter any spoilage expectation. So low stock requirements, small footprint, and consumer expectation that it’s an expensive product doesn’t really make that a false claim. They also could be considered a loss leader to attract vegan and vegetarians to buy the other vegetarian friendly foods they sell.
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