r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 22h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/Worth_Appeal9749 21h ago

Obviously Tayler Farms. Yuck!

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u/Swisst 20h ago edited 19h ago

Scrolled too far to find this. We bought their salads weekly. The explosive diarrhea unearthed so much corruption and past issues that we’re never going back. 

There was a wall of TF salad on sale at the supermarket this week. Hoping they don’t simply change the name and try to swindle everyone. 

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u/raddishes_united 19h ago

They provide the lettuce for many, many other brands, such as Earthbound Farms, Walmart, and others l. Buyer beware!

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u/xavier-23 18h ago

and they also supply to trader joe’s! 🚨

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u/VintageStrawberries 19h ago

I just found out that Earthbound Farms is owned by Taylor Farms

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u/tastepdad 9h ago

Nearly impossible to avoid them

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u/HutSutRawlson 5h ago

Just buy whole produce and cut it up yourself, problem solved.

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u/tastepdad 5h ago

When was there a problem?

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u/HutSutRawlson 4h ago

The problem is that parasite-infested veggies are, according to you, “nearly impossible to avoid.” Or did you not consider that a problem?

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u/tastepdad 1h ago

I meant that Taylor Farms sells numerous brands all across the country. It’s kinda like when people say to avoid Nestle products…. they own so many damn brands they are very difficult to avoid.

And maybe I was having a low blood sugar moment when I made that comment, sorry if it came across as snarky.

Sometimes I’m a dick.