I would rather pay $3.50 for a dozen eggs local, cage free eggs and eat less of them, than pay $.99 and have them be sick and disgusting for me and the birds
Food is cheap for the wrong reasons, @paul. I don't think it's the other way around.
I am not entirely sure that low prices necessarily mean low quality as well. Consumers should be wary enough to employ their own discretion when they make decisions about food. It's a pity that the average consumer is not receptive to education and is at times resilient to suggestions that sound remotely sensible. I am not sure what it is. Consumeristic perverseness?
I am not entirely sure that low prices necessarily mean low quality as well. Consumers should be wary enough to employ their own discretion when they make decisions about food. It's a pity that the average consumer is not receptive to education and is at times resilient to suggestions that sound remotely sensible. I am not sure what it is. Consumeristic perverseness?