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I liked that someone shared how tossing unwanted food was not wasting it so much

as not WAISTing it :-) Thought that was a pretty good point of view.

Katcha

IEing since March 2007

>

> Hi sue. I know what you mean about food in the refrigerator. If you have to

throw it out, don't worry about it. In fact, think of it as the right thing to

do if you have to throw it out because you are not eating it. Someone mentioned

a while back that they LOVE to throw food out! I found that very empowering. Tai

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That is true at the grocery stores I go to also - MUST go into the trash, can't

be donated or even sold 'discounted'. Health regulations probably play a part

but its also a business decision - so that the employees can't 'discount'

something they shouldn't and pass on a bargain to a friend. So sad that the few

that abuse a system end up causing those who don't to suffer in the long run.

I'm so for at least allowing a (pig/chicken) farmer take advantage of nearly

fresh produce to feed to animals that probably don't get as much fresh foods as

would benefit them.

Katcha

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> I think of all the food

> the grocery stores throw out because of the date on the package or because

> the produce is over ripe, etc. What a WASTE and due to health regulations

> as I understand it, they are not allowed to donate it to homeless or

> anyone. The last I heard, not even to the pigs like they used to. That

> might not be accurate though. Sandy

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That is true at the grocery stores I go to also - MUST go into the trash, can't

be donated or even sold 'discounted'. Health regulations probably play a part

but its also a business decision - so that the employees can't 'discount'

something they shouldn't and pass on a bargain to a friend. So sad that the few

that abuse a system end up causing those who don't to suffer in the long run.

I'm so for at least allowing a (pig/chicken) farmer take advantage of nearly

fresh produce to feed to animals that probably don't get as much fresh foods as

would benefit them.

Katcha

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> I think of all the food

> the grocery stores throw out because of the date on the package or because

> the produce is over ripe, etc. What a WASTE and due to health regulations

> as I understand it, they are not allowed to donate it to homeless or

> anyone. The last I heard, not even to the pigs like they used to. That

> might not be accurate though. Sandy

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