it is illegal for a grocery store to sell expired food?
970768
all you can do is take it back for a refund
779998
Unless the retailer is in a farmer's market, barterring is generally not an option.  You just emphatically tell them "we don't barter...it's priced as marked."  They have to take it or leave it....and if they try to make a stink and can't take no for an answer and become a nuissance, you can always call security or the police.\nJust make sure you're respectful with them the whole time and don't let them get you to react, no matter how much it hurts.\nBut they're in no position to try and barter in most establishments.
773266
it is supposed to be FRESH. not 5 days old.lol
343504
Caught Mas*urba*ing in a grocery store?
557591
ALWAYS. My family's health and my own depend on it. If I find something that's expired, I also let the people at the store know.
51393
Is it illegal to sell food to teenagers?
373480
Don't use it ! Even you will find what is you don't know if is not expired !
1045262
WHEN THE EXPIRATION DATE IS EXPIRED.
849031
What do you mean by "it has expired?"\n\nYou have the paper script that has an expiration date? That's unusual, most written scripts are good for 6 months (depending on what it's for). If that's the case, call your doctor or pharmacist and ask them if they can fill it anyway or call in a replacement.\n\nYou have a bottle of pills that has an expiration date? If that's the case, no problem. Most pills have a significant shelf life before any sort of deterioration starts to occur. You'll notice when you fill a script it always says to discard 1 year after it was filled. Some prescriptions are sensitive to light and heat, but most are pretty stable. You don't know how long that pill was in a factory, a warehouse, a distribution center, a re-seller, and then in your pharmacy before getting that sticker saying "good for 1 year."\n\nIf it's in the bottle, you're probably okay. If you're worried, call your pharmacist and ask if they can replace what you haven't taken. - I doubt they will, but it's worth a shot.\n\nOdd
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I believe that it is a government guideline rather than statute law. Therefore they are not under obligation to follow it but do so as any responsible retailer would. As such they do not need to advertise it.\nAlthough most of the supermarkets I go to do so quite openly.
693447
Wrong.  Checks are considered "stale dated" after six months of issuance and become non negotiable.  There are checks that have conditional expirations but if they are dated past six months, it is at the institutions discression to extange them.
714277
If it is expired then throw it out.  It would no longer be effective in helping you if you were to take it for something.  Flush them down the toilet.
49188
I worked as a store clerk for a while in alabama and mississippi.  They taught us in training that if a person comes in that is underage, with a person that is of age, and goes to the cooler with them and picks out the beer, then we can't sell.  That is concidered like contributing to someone underage. The cops would actually set up stings like that to get clerks arrested.
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If they are under the age limit of the movie, then yes the store is prohibited to sell to the said minor.  This rule isn't enforced as much compared with cigarettes.  It's just like going to the movie theater. If your not of age, you can't go in and watch the movie.  But if you do have an adult with you, you can buy the R-rated DVD.
754775
According to the law, it's usually called theft and yes, that's illegal.  Often accompanied with B&E (breaking and entering).
754555
its like using shampoo past the experation date or water. its put on there to move it from the store. so it doesnt sit to long. Food and drugs are really the only thing experattion dates are really important on
301333
it`s new........like any other new THING these foods may be better than normal ones.......may be worse..it needs time to be proven.\ni my self wouldn`t try them coz i can have any thing i want in normal and organic food market.