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In the local trinket shop, there is a returns basket, not sure what happens to items in the basket, but if you pick up a book, read the review and decide you don't want it, it is not returned to shelves directly, likely simply quarinteened for set time and returned to shelf.
But with the supermarket there seems no such system, without picking up a tin and rotating it you can't read the ingredients, so with your regular brand great, but as soon as any shortages you have to read contents, be it religious or health many people avoid things.
So if Brikabrac needs removing from shelf why not food?
But with the supermarket there seems no such system, without picking up a tin and rotating it you can't read the ingredients, so with your regular brand great, but as soon as any shortages you have to read contents, be it religious or health many people avoid things.
So if Brikabrac needs removing from shelf why not food?