That's the approximate number of products in a big-ass supermarket these days.
(Tesco Extra, I'm looking at you..)
WHO NEEDS 30,000 products, for Christ's sake?!
If we consider that around 75% of this figure are the 'food' items (used in the loosest sense) that makes for a hell of of lot of junk food.
(Try naming 20,000+ actual foods without using a brand name..)
Wouldn't we all be a little better off - in a financial, health, climate & energy sense - if we just got rid of this stuff..?
The only thing that these products really 'feeding' is the wealth of massive corporations. It solves money hunger, not food hunger.
(Tesco Extra, I'm looking at you..)
WHO NEEDS 30,000 products, for Christ's sake?!
If we consider that around 75% of this figure are the 'food' items (used in the loosest sense) that makes for a hell of of lot of junk food.
(Try naming 20,000+ actual foods without using a brand name..)
Wouldn't we all be a little better off - in a financial, health, climate & energy sense - if we just got rid of this stuff..?
The only thing that these products really 'feeding' is the wealth of massive corporations. It solves money hunger, not food hunger.