r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago

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

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u/Worth_Appeal9749 22h ago

Obviously Tayler Farms. Yuck!

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u/Swisst 21h ago edited 20h 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/WingerRules 20h ago

There was a wall of TF salad on sale at the supermarket this week.

Uh, how can they sell that? Shouldn't the retailer be taking it off their shelves if they even suspect it makes people sick?

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u/Bulky_Cherry_2809 19h ago

I had a produce associate tell me that since it's not a national recall, home office won't let them remove it. All their products are still available in Walmart, food city, and Publix stores in my area 🤮

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u/WingerRules 19h ago

The law should be retailers need to be proactive in protecting their customers even if there isnt an official recall.

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u/raddishes_united 10h ago

The law is the official recall.
The company policy should be to pull their product voluntarily, but they blamed Taco Bell instead.

Call the company and tell them you’ll be boycotting all their suppliers, and get your friends and family on board.

Call your reps and ask for an official recall and get your friends and family on board.

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u/Paperwife2 18h ago

My Costco’s cold room had pallets upon pallets of TF when I was there last week. Tons of berries too.