Age discrimination for profits
"James Silverton" > wrote in message
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> There has been a trend away from open racks of vegetables in the Giant and
> other US supermarkets. Doubtless, it is convenient for the stores and may
> reduce spoilage and increase profits. However, as a senior whose appetite
> has diminished and who, to his regret now lives alone, it has become
> apparent to me that sealed packaging constitutes a hidden price increase.
> The packages, especially bean sprouts and snow peas that do not freeze
> well, generally contain enough for a meal for a family of four and thus,
> for me, the excess is often wasted since I am disinclined to eat the same
> thing on successive days.
The Publix markets prominently display signage stating that
they will break down any packaged product. Have you enquired?
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