Walmart exposed AGAIN for shorting their product weights, this time with their Great Value bacon


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If you take unopened packages of their bacon and place them directly on the scale, all 3 are short but it doesn’t stop there

 

If you cut open the packages and weigh each one of them on the scale, they are all short about 2-3 strips of bacon in weight

 

“So we're talking about 3 strips of bacon, which means every seven to eight packages short equals a free 100% profit package”

 

You can do the math and tell that at scale this ends up being a massive profit for Walmart

 

It’s intentional 

 

I actually did the math on this:

 

Walmart sells about 8–12 million packs of bacon per month. If they short about 3 pieces per pack, or about 2.5 ounces

 

This means Walmart makes an extra estimated $8 million per month

 

This is just one product….
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0 +1 tommix1 1 month ago

And if you order online from walmart you will be very lucky to get half your order, they employ woke thieves.

2 +1 YOLO_ 1 month ago

shrinkflation.

0 +1 ZuluHunters 1 month ago

Also google the difference between DNA lab meat and real steaks as both can be sold as beef.

0 +1 ZuluHunters 1 month ago

Asda, their counterpart here in the UK puts palm oil in just about every product now. Avoid it if you respect yourself. Also if you cant even pronounce the ingredients put it back

2 +1 Charles_muller 1 month ago

No bacon for me unless it's nitrate free.

''Nitrates can be converted into nitrosamines when they react with amino compounds in acidic environments, particularly during cooking at high temperatures. This process is more likely to occur in processed meats where nitrites are present.''

''Cancers that are most commonly linked with nitrosamines are bladder, esophageal, nasopharynx, prostate cancers, and non-Hodgkins lymphoma. Moreover, it may increase the risk of colorectal and stomach cancers. In addition, nitrates in the environment and in food were associated with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases and type-2 diabetes. Nitrosamines can also cause fatty liver disease, obesity, DNA damage, and cell death. In addition, they can cause chromosomal changes, birth defects, and pregnancy loss, based on animal studies.

The body systems that are negatively affected by nitrosamines include the digestive, respiratory, urinary, excretory, reproductive, nervous, endocrine, and circulatory systems.''

1 +1 QuartPlus8oz 1 month ago

It's called shrinkflation. Biden thought he had to explain it to all of us looking for an inflation scapegoat. Women really notice when the number of pads or tampons are reduced.

2 +1 kma8675309 1 month ago

Same with their other food items. They've made the packages the same size & price, but reduced the quantity in the package.
More $$$$ for the "Walton empire".

8 +1 uberschadenfreude 1 month ago

You’re telling me a corporation doesn’t have my best interest as a consumer at heart? Wow. I’m shocked.

1 +1 Theocritus 1 month ago

We call out these companies and they have to start acting right. Government is nowhere near as responsive.

6 +1 HumorlessLiteralGuy 1 month ago

That's nothing. I counted my sheets of toilet paper. There's supposed to be 1000 sheets.
According to my math, Walnart was cheating me out of 4 ass wipes per month. :O

3 +1 tommix1 1 month ago

Must contact the FDA and file a notarized affidavit to make sure action is taken.

3 +1 tommix1 1 month ago

Class action lawsuit. We need to replace walmart with a publicly owned non profit co-op.

4 +1 Theocritus 1 month ago

Hell no. The theft perpetrated by government far outstrips anything you see in the private sector.

1 +1 QuartPlus8oz 1 month ago

@Theocritus he said co-op. My electricity co-op beat the city owned DEI utility I have now in all categories.

1 +1 tommix1 1 month ago

@QuartPlus8oz Non profit co-ops are the nuclear weapon of options, the industry will unmess if they think we're serious. And they only need break even .

0 +1 tommix1 1 month ago

@Theocritus Publicly owned.

6 +1 Lemmiwinks 1 month ago

No that IS. a big deal. Everyone agrees a scammer’s head should roll