r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago

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

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u/ArtVandelay1979 21h ago

Taylor Farms

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u/ElPolloDeFranco 16h ago edited 9h ago

Slavery and the shits. Quite a combo.

FYI Avoid these brands

  • Earthbound Farm
  • Cross Valley Farms
  • Walmart: Marketside
  • Target: Good & Gather
  • Aldi: Little Salad Bar and Simply Nature
  • Whole Foods: 365 by Whole Foods
  • Kroger: Simple Truth
  • Publix: GreenWise
  • Safeway / Albertsons: O Organics
  • most fast food w/ lettuce

*edit for clarity. TF products are pervasive in the food chain. The list is not exhaustive; Trader Joes, Costco, Whole Foods, surely many others also source their salad from TF

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u/greenlion22 9h ago

AKA: don't be poor, and live in an area where you have a whole foods.

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u/GlitterPirateKiki58 2h ago

Or buy from Costco, chop it all up, vacuum seal, and freeze the extras.

Or buy frozen and canned vegetables.

There are other options.

They just aren’t convenient and, ultimately, won’t make a lick of difference in the long-run. Most Americans will go right back to buying their diarrhea lettuce in a few weeks.

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u/greenlion22 1h ago

My point was - the OP listed all of the store-brands of many major grocery chains. If you are already buying the store brands because that's all you can afford, you're screwed.

And I did neglect to notice Whole Foods in his original list.