Analysis: Walmart Should Not Waste Food

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Walmart should not waste food because they can give that food to poor . who can't afford food. They should give free food to poor people or they can donate food in Winnipeg harvest instead of throwing in the trash. If the food is not perfect it don't mean that it goes in the trash. We can still use the food or if they don't want to keep food in the store they can donate that food. I kind of like the way how supermarkets sell their food. I agree they waste the food, but they don't waste like too much. I love the way how France stores sell their food. They said that they keep the food in store for 20 days and after 10 days they reduce the price and then after 5 days they donate that food or they give that food to poor people.

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