Ok. I needed to go shopping today and stopped in my local ShopRite. Over in the produce isle there was a shelf stocker busy at work. I chatted with him for a bit and we discussed how he and other stockers are refilling the shelves all day long. "All day." I sort of chuckled a little and asked how the ORGANIC stuff works. After we both chuckled and he rolled his eyes. Lastly I asked him how much gets thrown out back in the dumpster. He just said an awful lot. Hope this answers some questions. The little section in the corner is about 15 feet long and is organic. All the rest of this is regular stuff and goes on for another 10 feet to the right. Folks are saying how many people pay extra but this is a VERY large store and those were the answers I got from a department stocking person. Just letting you guys know. Have no idea how the trafic cones got in there.
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