Canadians are now stealing overpriced food from grocery stores with zero remorse

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Canadians are now stealing overpriced food from grocery stores with zero remorse
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Canadians are now stealing overpriced food from grocery stores with zero remorse Canada

Some are so fed up with this bullsh*t, it seems, that they're willing to risk criminal charges to stick it to the system... or, you know, avoid starvation.

anyway it is always morally acceptable to steal from these grocery conglomerates. At the very least, put all your produce in as bananas 😇Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, a frequent media commentator and senior director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Halifax's Dalhousie University, reported this week that, while grocery theft"has always been a major problem" for the industry, it is now"worse than before" after more than a year of price hikes due to inflation.

"According to some industry data, an average-sized food retail store in Canada can have between $2,000 and $5,000 worth of groceries stolen per week,""With the relatively narrow profit margins in grocery, this amount is huge. To cover losses, grocers need to raise prices, so in the end, we all pay for grocery theft."

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