(11-15-2017, 04:58 PM)Mystic Wanderer Wrote: @"BIAD"
That is just SSSSOOOOOOO wrong!People starving in the world, and these businesses throwing food in the trash!
UNACCEPTABLE! TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!
If viewed from the outside and being able to see the whole board, many in the business would
say it's an accepted collateral loss.
When the retail machine starts up, any blip like an evacuation of food from one Store means nothing.
Take into consideration, the world-wide companies that generate the products, the markets where
global purchasing is done, the transport of goods around the world, the in-country logistics to deliver
the goods to retail outlets, the payments of everyone involved, the cost of running public-visiting properties
with the wish to sell time-limited commodities...
A hundred, two hundred trolleys of food...? Means nothing.
People starve because of a lack of infrastructure and exterior influences.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.