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Your implying the only way to keep prices down is to continue to overbuy and leave it sit on shelves. I’m not asking them to throw out more inventory. I’m aski
by iterateoften 2y ago
Your implying the only way to keep prices down is to continue to overbuy and leave it sit on shelves.
I’m not asking them to throw out more inventory. I’m asking them to buy less to begin with.
Go work in a grocery store for a few months and see how much junk gets thrown away now.
I’m also not asking for lower prices. I’m 100% fine paying the same prices if the quality is there. That’s why now I drive much further out of my way to go to stores that have fresher inventory at the same price. Unfortunately not everyone has that privilege.
The current system of keeping shelves full and throwing away massive amounts of food anyways, while charging the same price as when it’s new is the worst of both worlds.
Your attempting to create a dichotomy in which grocery stores can’t have less inventory and keep prices the same.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoDo you prefer going to the store to buy something and have the shelves empty? Do you genuinely think they keep a bunch of inventory on the shelf just for fun so they can lose money? I agree that I'm making a dichotomy, but I don't think it is a false dichotomy.