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selling food past the use by date?

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    [QUOTE=civil_servant;3634876]

    Quote Originally Posted by HK_Katherine:

    Yeah, can't believe people ask the taxi driver first. Who does that?
    Usually people who are not from a consumer driven country and believe business comes first.

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    Didn't know that. Wouldn't people get sick?


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    If nobody opens the freezer doors, things will stay frozen for a long time. The freezers are insulated.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jgl:
    If nobody opens the freezer doors, things will stay frozen for a long time. The freezers are insulated.
    Just overnight in Fusion, DB, results in cardboard containers becoming waterlogged and soggy, food and packaging icy, food clearly defrosted and frozen again. These are not that difficult to find, sadly.

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    If these are the freezers with glass doors that you can see through, well, they're certainly not well insulated.


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    I have noticed that lots of fresh cans of sodas are no longer very bubbly. Putting it out in heat makes sense considering how hot HK is. Another excuse to drink less of that stuff though since it's not good for you anyway.