Image via Wikipedia I have went to several grocery stores in the last week. At this grocery stores, I have noticed that old and rotten food is starting to show up on the shelf. Due to inflation the cost of food has risen and the wholesalers along with retailers are taking a direct hit. Many second hand grocery stores are selling out dated food, and you can see it when you inspect the package. For example, old beef, pork, and fish have been placed out on the shelves and if you are not wise you wouldn't think to check out the food before your purchase. As the economy grows poorer,and the cost for the truck driver gas increases, wholesalers prices rise, and retailers incur new cost you will probably see alot more spoiled, dated, and rotten food on the shelf due to rising prices.Are You Buying Old Food at the Grocery Store? Fooducate
Care for a glass of year-old orange juice? How about some pre-washed, bagged spinach picked almost two weeks ago? A five-month-old apple? Month-old meat? If, like most folks, you buy your produce and food at grocery stores, ...
