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Originally Posted by Calianna
You'd think it would be controlled almost exclusively by customer demand, but it really isn't. The bigger the grocery chain, the less control the individual store has over what and how much they stock.


It's downright diabolical.

I believe every food corporation has a dream. An evil dream.

Why are they bothered with retooling and manufacturing and coming up with new foods? They will control the shelf space. They will control the products.

They will shrink their product line as they expand the shelf space. The shopper has no choice but to buy it. And so, one day, they make maximum money by making only one thing, and it fills the store.

I call it: People Chow
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