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In response to
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How the top 5 supermarket chains fare when it comes to throwing away/donating food. -- (link)
"
by
loosilu
"Even with legal protections, many companies, including Costco, are still concerned by the prospect of a lawsuit. "
Posted by
Dr.Vermin (aka dr.vermin)
Aug 21 '12, 15:32
This is what I meant by wondering if it's the lawyers preventing a certain amount of donation.
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another concern is that employees might be diverting things "too early" while it still has shelf life but wants the shelters to get it
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zork
Aug 21, 15:39
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