Closed Fayette County grocery store had thousands of dollars of expired food on shelves, landlords s
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A local Fayette County supermarket has unexpectedly closed its doors. The Fayette County Sheriff's Office padlocked the doors of the Savewell Supermarket in Hopwood last week after a court order was filed against the renters for lack of payment. KDKA-TV's Erika Stanish reports.
Store after store. Business after business. All will shut down leaving America a wasteland.
😂OK Hemingway
What are you talking about?
There's a wasteland in your cooch.
@Hikikomori_Gaming you know! 😮 you're just trying to warn others. I hope it doesnt happen, but we know better.
THATS EXACTLY RIGHT..THEN CHINA WILL COME IN AND RIP IT ALL DOWN FOR THE SCRAP METALS AND COPPER WIRE AND PIPES.THATS THE PLAN FROM 70 YEARS AGO...
They been providing food to the community since the 60's , apparently still providing food from the 60's . Isn't that called tradition ?
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No. There was a food store that had been at that location since the 60's but it closed and then the next store, selling expired food, moved in. Sounds like they stopped paying rent almost immediately after signing. The health department needs to do a full blown investigation and find out if anyone was injured because of the expired food, who those people were and levy a fine for this store opening with an expired license. Hopefully evidence was collected during cleanup of the meats. That way a manufacturing date can be determined so a sell by date can be confirmed. The people involved with owning this store need to go to prison for a time.
@@jasonwojnicz Ohh , WOW man , hahahaha 😁💨💨💨
@@jasonwojniczit was a joke
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Labels over expired food thats criminal
it happens all the time. since 2020 the frequency is increasing.
They were probably not expiration dates. They were most likely use by or best buy dates. The packaged foods would still be good for a while.
No that's capitalism 😅
@@williambrown2830no it wouldn’t
At Long Branch, NJ fine fare supermarket sell meats with fongus Everytime I was there I told the manager who much you want for this is full of fungus!
The new normal!! Getting SCREWED is normal!!
All this chaos is setting up the false economic boom of the Antichrist (Daniel 8:25, KJV).
Sounds about right
This is not new. Now the privileged see it that's all.
Yep ❗️😮
“Expired” in canned food does not mean inedible. Many food pantry’s distribute expired canned and jarred food. Manufacturers expiration dates does not mean it is spoiled.
Exactly, and with the economy as it is these discount stores are not uncommon.
Yes the “best by” date means exactly that. After that time color or flavor may slowly fade but it usually will take months or even years, and it’s still OK to eat.
In my state food pantries must not have these items on the shelves.
News just said that there are all plastic is in good in canned foods well everything that we eat has plastic
@@Liberalcali I have a feeling that really pisses you off
The suppliers that were still owed 400,000 dollars worth of food need to be investigated too to see if the food was already expired when they sold it .
That's why log books and expiration dates existed
Not likely
@@bobbiusshadow6985 i agree. most times it happens when you get employees that don't rotate , just put the new supply in front.
mafia extort businesses this way
They literally just said that labels were added to cover up, so that means the grocery owner held onto the food and put new labels over it.
There is a wholesale food supplier in the Minneapolis, MN area that supplies food to many small grocery stores in Western Wis. I have noticed numerous times over the last 12-13 years that 5 stores in two cities here have received food that was already outdated when it was delivered. The stores have to pay for the food--much of which they have to throw out. The profit margins for these small stores are already thin. This really hurts--both the local stores and their customers. We need to go after these suppliers. In the case of this store, they appear to be fraudulent from the get-go.
FDA should be doing random show ups so they to blame as well
Customer has the right of refusal on any delivery items for damaged or out of date product.
If you don't inspect before signing the delivery ticket, it's on the customer.
A decent wholesalers will take care of minor problems.
I grew up around Minneapolis. Can I ask which wholesaler you are referring to?
What nobody here seems to realize is the date on packaged food is a freshness date Best if eaten by Dosnt mean they can't sell it At the very least that food should be donated to food pantries
write a book
I pointed out an entire shelf of molded bread items to a store manager one evening and he acted like its normal. I already know he and the employees were well aware the bread was like that before I ever said anything. Stores dont care honestly
my first job was one of the big chain dollar stores and we would have totes full of backstock, including food.
when we would try to get rid of merchandise they would just clearance stuff out, and instead of throwing away expired food products they would want us to cover up the dates. i wouldn't do it and got fired a few weeks later for "performance" lol. then the store closed during the riots and never came back 🤷
Sounds like a Loblaw store in Canada..
This reminds me of that episode of life after people which talked about a supermarket in texas that went bankrupt and the owners decided to just leave and lock the building with everything inside and never come back. the city investigated when neighbors reported the terrible stench. they had to send in workers in hazmat suits and oxygen masks to clean it up because of the stench and sheer amount of flies, cockroaches, and rats.
My thoughts exactly man
First thing that popped into my head. Granted, this feels like a far less extreme version of that story, but the similarities are definitely there. And hey, at least they cleaned out the store before it had a chance to get that bad.
Sad that all that food got wasted!
some was still good, but tossed to prevent cross contamination.
Worst things are happening around you right now
We don't know how fortunate we are in America.
This is a Pittsburgh suburb!! So this is America!!
Maybe YT people America is hell for minorities.
@@dimitriberozny3729 let's face it, many places are no longer in America.
with a mcdonalds meal now $18 it does not seem 'fortunate'. I needed copper wire for a trailer light set. It was $62. .... for wire. Fortunate?
@@blackrocks8413 Funny you mention that, Mcdonald's recently loss so much profits. The CEO decided that Mcdonald's is losing business cause no one wants to pay that kind of prices. So they plan on bringing the $1.00 menu back and dropping their prices 50%. To gain customers back.
They didn't pay their rent, they didn't pay their suppliers, they didn't pay to be certified.... they just sold the spoiled food and recycled the expired stuff.
What in the world did they spend all their money on? It had to be like 90% profit running a store that underhandedly
Following the Trump playbook?
@@JulianaBlewett Assumedly they then declared a loss every year and faked charity donations to dodge taxes 😅
Drugs probably
@@JulianaBlewettwhat play book? What page?
Look at the name? Salah? Probably funding a terrorist organization. Sending money overseas.
Grocery Outlet in California routinely has expired food, check the soups, especially. Big Lots is expired too, like chocolate.
@petercook3143 Fr. If you were lucky, you’d have a three day window to eat dairy, and meat products before it expired. All of their goods are old and is the reason why there’s no fresh meat department at any of their locations. Oh, and I didn’t save all that much. Now it’s Trader Joe’s and Safeway all the way! Some days I barely have an appetite and don’t cook everyday. That gives me the peace of mind that my food won’t go bad if I don’t prepare it right away.
Exactly. Consumer should check. This store didn't purposely sell expired food. The stock wasn't rotated fast enough leading up to the closing.
I expect to get expired food at those places. But like other comments said, food past the “best by” date is still fine unless it’s a really long time past.
Some "expired" foods are still safe to eat. The USDA website explains it.
Yea we can’t take any chances. Don’t want the shoplifters to get sick.
Whoever was putting new expiration dates on food is wrong though. But yes, the dates don't mean the food is bad, but best by. Food can go bad before the best by date, like milk, but things like cans and stuff has wiggle room.
That's republican speak. @@adamhuffman3354
@@CoreDreamStudios so you're defending shoplifters? not a good look... 🤨
Not okay to be re-labeled and sold though. Donate it, don’t be greedy.
Other than food requiring refrigeration, most food doesn't, "expire". Food has a best before date, not an expiration date. It's still edible.
What did you think was going to happen when you kicked out the renters and killed the power? DUH ...
There were expiration dates on some of those products that show much of the stuff had expired a full month prior to the closure, and their license to sell food expired 2 weeks prior to the store being shut down.
@kimleone5496 so as a customer you wouldn't buy it right? The owners weren't trying to trick anyone except perhaps on that one item. I think as the business started failing and they lost employees the old stock simply was not getting removed until closure.
Doesn't mean the food was bad if it's shelf stable@@kimleone5496
Exactly what I was thinking
This just tells me that people don't care about their reputation anymore
like melamine in baby food? lead in children's toys? exploding ev batteries? formaldehyde in fast fashion? SOME "people". just. don't. care.
Now we know where other supermarkets sell their expired food products to!! This DANGEROUS SCENARIO is happening all over the America and in other countries also!!
This exact same thing happened here in st. Louis mo. A place called Seafood City. Last march health dept shut tbem down. They evacuated the building, had the power shut off and left a fully stocked store, every shelf, and even tons of seafood, and related items in all the coolers, and freezers. Wrll come mid summer there was a stench in the sir, and it kept getting worse. Swarms of flies everywhere, as well as bugs and what not. Come early september local residents were fed up, and the the smell was traced to seafood city. There was over 4 tons of rotting seafood inside the fridges. The smell could be smelled for miles, it was so bad that a biohazzard crew that cleans up crime scenes had to take on the task of cleaning all that mess up. Its sickening that people let food go to waste when so many dont have anything to eat. Tbe whole store was cleaned out from top to bottom. Even all the dry goods on the shelves were tossed into dumpsters, and many rummaged through them to retrieve the dry psckaged goods. Police were bought in to patrol and rid dumpster divers off. Just so sad.
There is a seafood city supermarket in tukwila Washington. Is this the same place?
Ours is highly regarded by Asians in our area and I don't hear of problems.
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They did not have 4 tons of seafood
I live in university city! I could smell the stench of rotten seafood for weeks! it was nauseating man. I'm so glad you posted this OP saved me a lot of time lol
@@camibabyyit was a significant amount go look up the news stories about it, they filled up entire dumpsters with the shit. they cut the electric when the city shut them down and all the seafood sat in there rotting for months it was horrible
I am glad they were shut down
They went back to the home country. No taxes no rent payment required.
It's hard to tax a mud hut after a rainstorm.
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A guy from Canada opened up a small gas station and within a year gone. We found out that he owed 95.000 in taxes. They took his gas pumps out a couple mo before he closed.
Being racist is immature and ignorant. Do better Be better.
@@Frost13042
But what if it's true? Is it still racist? Think better. Be honest with yourself.
This is happening in Cincinnati Ohio. You have to check the dates on everything to make sure you aren't getting exspired food
Name and country of origin of the renters?
that would be RACIST lol
Woo Woo Indians or 7-11 Indians?
@@leftylou6070😂
@@leftylou6070Elmer fudd
@@billydakid9814 Be verwe, verwe quite! I'm hunting wabbits.
I see this in a lot of Asian Indian stores.
Red dot boys 🔴
Best By is not EXPIRED.
IIRC the Feds have come down on suppliers that use that label mark, simply to cause more turnover (taste may suffer, but not unhealthy).
look at the front of the store at the beginning.. that sign is the *real* reason why they shut the store down.. typical demoKKKrats
Some stores do this...if it's shelf stable most stuff lasts a lot longer than the best buy date...we have a store down the street thats a discount store that does this
They owe over half a million dollars and your concern is to just fine them? I dont think theyre gonna care about any fine coming their way
The Dollar Tree Surfside Beach is notorious for packaged snacks that are expired. The Manager Tammy at the time told worker’s leave it. Pulling it effects their yearly bonus.
I noticed the TV dinners are spoiled
I know some people have to shop at stores similar to DT, but I would never purchase any food items there. When I go to shop there, I purchase non-perishable items only.
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@gracie2298. Is she still there? Or did she move "up north"?
@@user-xk4do9ex2f employee’s told me they transferred her 20 miles away about 6 years ago. She is a local. The previous Manager was upbeat & inside and out the store was spotless. Tammy was not liked by her employee’s nor the customer’s. I stopped shopping there, was tired of hearing employee ‘s complaining about her. She had favorites. Gossip & throw fellow workers under the bus, she gave them hours. Store was disgustingly dirty and so disorganized. Moved before Covid & any Dollar Tree I’ve frequented looks fabulous! A 50 year old woman dating a man that still lived with his Momma…
If the food was expired, I don't think it was worth tens of thousands of dollars.
If it was shelf stable it was probably fine. Canned food can last a couple of years after it's best by date if it's canned well
In the 90's box and canned food had expiration dates that were years out. Today I buy stuff that's expiring in weeks... I kind of suspect the expiration date is artificial for various reasons.
It is.
Just like the "refrigerate after opening" on ketchup.
Not surprised about the expired food.
Business starts failing. Employees let go. No one to remove old stock. Closure. Plaintiff alleges all items being sold were expired to strengthen their case on unpaid rent.
as far as the food license if it was 2 weeks out of date, given the missed payments and such, its not hard to imagine that happening.
outside of the cold foods, idk how the other stuff could have any reasonable excuse for being expired beyond the time frame of the store being closed.
(cold foods because the place was shut down. i assume it wouldnt have too long of a shelf life. other shelf foods would normally get thrown out after it expired. which has to be checked often.)
in any case, there shouldnt be a reason the store was behind payments of that amount unless its prior income was in that range.
(buying 400k worth of stock because it gets sold fast enough to make well over 400k in sales.)
Salah Alrawhani thanks you for your patronage.
It's a good thing they caught this when they did. We do not need another Mexia Supermarket scenario.
I’m still in shock about what happens
When I lived in Ft.Lauderdale I went into a Winn Dixie on the S.E. 17th Street Causeway. I had to pick up a few things on my way to a cookout, I went over to get some sausage and groundbeef. I looked at some of the meat there and saw it was turning a Blueish Green color, the exp date expired about 3 weeks prior.
Found a Häagen-Dazs quart at 7-11 once that was a year expired.
@@billl1127 .. I've heard stories like that with 7-11 and other stores like that.
@billl1127 how did it taste?
@@user-wj9wq7mk4h probably gummy because of all the additives in dairy products.
that's more and more common in mainstream supermarkets. meat mixing and rejuvenation with chemicals is rampant.
Unfortunately, a large amount of the food that was trashed, although past it’s best by date, was still safe to consume.
Landlord kicked them out and lock the doors. That’s why the food spoiled. I’m glad that guy got to smell it actually.
So... The fake expiration date labels covering up the expired dates don't bother you in the slightest? No, that's fraud and they should be held accountable. Sounds like someone didn't watch the video.
Right but all of the food spoiled because they had been kicked out in the door was locked. Stinky stinky stinky.@@CCalamity-dv1ll
I left little bit of turkey out for 2 weeks once and the smell was horrid. Can’t imagine a supermarket
Most food was shelf stable. Fridge and freezers looked empty.
I had some chicken livers forgotten in the back of the fridge and the smell ruined everything else in there that wasn't sealed tightly. Baking soda and coffee grounds didn't help. Finally got a charcoal filter and it got rid of the smell. That was a harsh lesson. 😂
@@Flipper86the landlord said the rotting meat smell was horrible when he went in, so they must have removed it before they filmed in there.
Deli turkey or the actual bird turkey?
Imagine a dead human body discovered after several weeks! It does happen, and I can’t imagine the stink!
I’d be curious to know how they acquired the business?
Was it a government grant?
DEI probably
Last tenant moved out of the market and these people rented the building. They said this in the report.
😮 🤦🏽♀️. Wow.
So it ok for food banks to hand it out and nothing is said 😢
Cause its free these make a profit😢
Exactly
Yeah but NOT the meats, produce and deli products
You better check your expiration dates in any grocery store. I just love seeing the "Sale" sign and the food is close to the expiration date.
I work at Home Depot in Galveston, TX…a lot of bottles of soda was expired so today is 2024, those outdated were Nov-Dec 2023, and had to removed last week
It's cheaper to buy expired food and sell it for full retail?
Wine, Beer found that and GREEN Bologna 😝 LOOK at what ur BUYING..
I worked at a temp company and some grocery store had a fire and hired the temp company to box up all the food to ship to a vender that later sold it to discount stores. All that expired food most likely gets resold in another state
This will be a Dollar General in a month.
That YT channel with the guy who opens cans from the 60s would be interested
Every store has exspired food on shelve because stockers aren't checking dates before putting more on the shelves.
😅 man that’s terrible. The health dept should look into the Lucky 7 liquor store by my house. I tried buying cereal but, they were all expired.
This sounds really familiar. a crew from NY had a fake bond certificate supposedly allowing them to buy and sell food products. 2 secretary and CFO were street hookers they guy picked up on the curb. He didn't pay his suppliers, workers or creditors, he absconded with as much money as he could and then filed for bankruptcy. came back the following year and did the same thing again.
that store didn't have extremely outdated stuff that they showed just a few months. I worked at a store that i left 2 years ago that had an older guy stocking shelves that would put the new product in front. even if it only had 2 cans left which is easy to rotate, he would push them back and put the fresh in front. i was constantly finding expired stuff in his section all the time that was a year or more old. I found a can of chicken that was really bloated in his section and i looked at the date and it was expired by 4 years already. when i first started there a couple of people i worked with at my former stocking job(walmart)asked me where i was working now and when i told them they said, oh, the place with the expired food on the shelf, i learned quick what they meant. i didn't stay there long. .
I have eaten canned meat that was canned during world War 2, it didn't make me sick, it didn't smell bad, or taste bad, I ate this canned meat in 2008, it was still good....
I ate there plenty of times. They were very nice people.
Its sad good food gone wasted expired 😢😢
Excerpt from FDA;
Manufacturers provide dating to help consumers and retailers decide when food is of best quality. Except for infant formula, dates are not an indicator of the product's safety and are NOT required by Federal law.
My opinion is they do it to cause consumers throwing away perfectly good food. Only your nose knows for sure.🙋🏼
This is what you can expect in a town near you soon. Sad
I have found packaged cheese in a national chain that is several months past its Best Buy date. It was not bad just past the date when the manufactures thought it was past its best. Should that have been dumped or or sold at a discount?
Yes, since shoppers assume they are buying fresh food unless they know different.
Dairy products that are opened after the "best by" date will go bad very quickly; usually within 3-4 days.
Family Dollar and Dollar General stores are often full of expired can goods and frozen goods.
I used to work at grocery store , An my job was to look thru the food an throw away the expired stuff , well there was other people doing the same thing, But when I started working , I literally cleared the entire store because the entire store was expired, an I was dumbfounded
I thought I was the only one really working an everyone else is just getting paid to look like there working
Thank you for the video.
I used to work. There. The food. Was. Bad. On lunch break. One time. I eat. Spoiled Mac and cheese from. There. And. I got. Food poisoning from it
Did the food poisoning effect your typing? You put periods all over the place.
Dollar tree stores in Canada sometimes have non perishable foods that have been chewed open by mice. Most stores put food items on sale at discount prices when the items are getting close to expiry dates and stores prepare to restock with new inventory. Most expired non perishables are donated to food banks and charities that give out free food to people in need. I have found expired foods by the cases in dumpsters and taken cases of those expired foods home for my own use. I live far below poverty due to forced loss of employment and loss of income. I have the right to file lawsuits in my current situation. I had previously discussed the matter in a phone call with a court prosecutor and explained in detail the ways that I have been mistreated by several city officials including police, bylaw and the city's parking authority. I have starved beyond the average timeline for a person to starve to death in which I had suffered from malnutrition and currently have possible mental health problems related to living destitute and being unable to afford any of the basics. I have resorted to garbage picking and I pick bottles and cans to make a very small income. Basically it takes me 15 hours of bottle picking just to make $20 cash at a bottle depot when taking in empties.
Some foods have chemicals that preserve them for 100 years. Those Oreos never expire
Neither do Twinkies....
Most of those dates mean next to nothing, anyway... Also, are we talking a few weeks out of date or years? Do you really believe it's fine to eat today but rotten tomorrow when it's dried or canned?
This happens a lot across the U.S.. Trust me, the renters went back to India weeks ago. They will never be held accountable for their debts.
There is a gross grocery store called Escomptes Fortin here in Quebec City. They don't refund when you complain. I only shopped there twice and will never go there to get ripped off again! I don't know how they can stay in business or get any repeat customers.
It's hard to pay a landlord $96,000 a year in rent when your selling 1 bag of chips at a time.
I understand it's the renters fault but they didn't stand a chance with money hungry greedy slumlords like that.
I'll bet they'll rent it out next time for half as much just to keep it occupied.
They simply aged the food to perfection, just like wine.
BEST by, SOLD by and EXPIRED are not the same. Some food that says BEST or SOLD by are still good, not just as good if eaten earlier.
AMEN!!
Guy took whatever money he had and flew back to India where he'll live like a king. Saw it 1000 times when I worked in Insurance claims.
Thanks
It's OK as long as migrants weren't affected. Expired food for citizens, no problem..
TRUTH!!!
Salah Alrawhani is the name of the guy responsible.
Not unusual to have a place like this that get free expired food
Many commercial stores have so much expired foid, not as much as back in the 80s, now that msg is in everything, but still a lot of big chain stores have a lot of produce and fish and meat that expires and they usually give it to shelters and food banks.
Places like this will make contact and send a truck and pick up the expired food and just stock their shelves with it
I worked for a large chain store that had a meat manager who was just insane and he would order so much more than we could possibly sell and I remember one summer we got a truckload of 200 cases of hot dogs. 24 to a case, 4800 packs of hot dogs and they last about a month back then and we only sold about 10 cases and I remember the food pantry came and we gave them 14 cases of ballpark beef hot dogs never opened and they had just passed the expiration date and they were completely fine to use if you use them within the next few days.
you would be shocked how many times managers worry about running out of something and they will over order to the extreme and the store winds up having to throw away all of that food.
you'd think Head Office software would catch that and ask some questions. The manager is in a panic and stressed so it's his reaction: he's in over his head. Even Food Banks CANNOT hand out expired food, under law.
@@user-zp7jp1vk2i I dealt with our regional food bank and almost all the food was expired from grocery stores. The hot dogs would have a date code and they would be given a away to the food back the next day after we pulled them from the shelves.
Produce, we used to have a lot of spoiled produce, but that was before everything came prepackaged.
I really liked being able to have a giant pile of grapes or cherries and go through them one by one and get the best ones. There was a lot of the bad stuff that people would leave on the shelf. Now, they put them in sealed packages and the customer gets stuck with half the package being bad. They maximized their profits because there is zero waste. They sell every single thing they pick.
And we used to get sides of beef and cut it in the back room. The meat, poultry, pork, only lasted 3 days before it would spoil.
In the 90s they began injection of MSG often reference to it was " salt solution " " this package contains up to 8% salt solution "
And once the meat processors and poultry companies and pork companies began injecting every item, it lasts for weeks on the shelf, but it tastes so salty.
The first time I got a chicken like that I called Purdue and said something is wrong, cleaning solutions must have gotten into the chicken.
They said," no, we now inject salt solution into all our products to increase shelf life "
Now, about the only way to not get msg is to go to a local farmer that butchers their own cows and chickens, but the government has created so many restrictions, it is impossible for farmers to do this any more.
I remember going to Kutztown and the farm week and they literally slaughtered animals out in the open to show how they did it and it was completely normal.
Most people in the area were farmers back then.
Even if you have chickens for your personal consumption there are a ton of rules that you have to obey.
The local farmers that still feed their families this way stopped selling on the side to friends because the government will put you in prison for doing it.
The big meat and chicken and pork industry have a strangle hold on the country
The same thing for fishermen
I remember restaurants all along the coast that had lobster traps and they caught right out in the back of the restaurant and fishermen and clamers and lobster men would sell you right off the boat.
If you went to the dock when they were coming back in and said I need ten 3 pound or bigger Lobsters, they would sell them to you for 10 dollars each. Sometimes 5 dollars each.
Depending on what they had and how many you were buying
The restaurants would have a double lobster dinner with fries and a vegetable and soup and salad for 9.99
Those days are gone.
Huge international corporations now own all the ocean off the coasts.
If you are caught clamming or lobster fishing or crab or even just fishing for Cod they will arrest you and confiscate you boat and everything on it.
Very 😢😢😢😢
I miss those days
People used to fish every day and feed their families with what they caught.
Now they use giant nets that catch everything and what the can't make a lot of money off , like salmon or lobster or cod, they grind up and make cat food or animal feed for poultry companies.
Seriously
It is horrifying what has happened to America
And our oceans are getting bare
You used to be able to throw a few food pellets right off the dock and use a hand net and scoop out 2 or 3 Cod from the docks
And clams were everywhere along the shores as were crabs and lobster.
But now it is hard to find a single clam
We used to see crabs walking around the shores.
All that's gone
I freeze meat that is close to the expiry date and then use it the day I thaw it out. Not dead yet!
@@user-zp7jp1vk2ifood banks can hand out expired food that is not refrigerated.
Stores, restaurants, caterers, and other food establishments are by federal law, required to discard anything after the expiration date is passed. So many lawsuits over food poisoning from eating expired food simply turned out to be too much for the federal government to handle, so now foods beyond their expiration date must be discarded.
Expiration dates are often a sham. A marketing ploy. Things remain good long after those dates, in many cases. Fresh foods are an exception, of course
This is happening everywhere
People please check your food while shopping for suspicious labels
eating expired food rarely makes you sick, unless its undercooked. ya, its gross, but not life threatening... people all over the world eat expired food way older then anything you found in that store
I've been seeing this more & more in the last 2 years in the midwest. Food quality across the board is bad. You actually do not know how old that product really is. This needs to be addressed NOW. That store needs to be dozed flat to the ground and rebuilt.
I got a bag of blueberries bagels there and it tasted like red wine. Then I noticed it’s a bag of plain bagels.
Wow, if it can expire then it is expired in this case 😂
who ever did this should be ARRESTED this is disgusting
Thetes a big question in this Equation... :. SUPPLIERS SELLING ALREADY EXPIRED FOOD ?? ITS NOT UNHEARD OF AND NEEDS TO BE TREATED AS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY. Could be one of the reasons they put " new dates ," on EXPIRED FOOD ,WHICH SHOULD ALSO BE treated as CRIME.
Glad you realized this 😊
A ton of these stores have this issue even stuff that moves like soda always a month away from expiring if not a week from they buy bulk of it at a discount
Grocery store inspection by usda they are the one who responsible!!!
Very dangerous! Hazmat needs to handle that. Extremely dangerous.
Noticed the name of the owner. This behavior is familiar with a similar name. So where did they go? Back overseas after making a bundle? Did they pay property taxes? Water and electricity bills? Did they hire any local folks to work there? Hmmmmmm…….
this is just rich corporate types eliminating competition... so you guys need to help the store owners.. NOT the owners of the mall the store sits in. Are there any reported death and dying from eating the stores food? No? Then carry on and KNOW THY ENEMY. The enemy is telling you all about the BAD STUFF that struggling people are up to.
Past besty-buy date does NOT mean expired.
Unrefrig meat , dairy are another thing.
those chips have only recommended use by dates. those are still good thanks to all the preservatives.
I like the sign that said fresh seafood!!lol
i always check expiration dates on everything ....
Well, when there's an order for a business to be locked out of their business, don't expect them to be there to maintain the inventory 🙄
What, you can get a license to sell expired food?
No, she was saying their retail food facility license was also expired. (as of 1/18/2024; they showed the license.)
@@akinpaws No, she said they had an "Expired Food License". That would allow the to sell expired food.
@@sjTHEfirst 2:01 6 Month Retail Food Facility License
Expiration Date: 1/18/2024
Whatever FEAR MONGERING news. Most likely there is a supply chain issue above the shop owners, who were trying to survive by doing the unthinkable.
What wonderful times we live in.
I don't know about you but I check the date on everything I buy from a supermarket or walmart or where ever.
Yes, fine them! I'm sure they'll get right on paying that as well 🙄 Something like this should be solved with jail time.
Most products are placed by the vendor or representative of the company. Every store i have ever worked, has certain products that only the supplier restocks.
Find out who the vendor/supplier is.
I'm sure this happens more often then we think. If it happens in abandoned funeral homes where rotting "merchandise" is found it can sure happen in a grocery store.
Canned foods and soda usually last a few years. weird. In the 90s there used to be a Winn Dixie in Irving, TX. Most of the egg cartons had a damaged egg, bread had mold. Like the employees werent keeping up with the stock. They closed down not long after that.