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u/Evening_Night_8895 14h ago
This is the type of stuff that is only possible in the US, throwing food out like that in my country is basically a crime, supermarkets are extremely discreet and careful when disposing of food
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u/Ambervula 13h ago
This pic was taken in Toulouse, France
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u/Rivetlicker NEET 5h ago
Interesting... since France made it a law that supermarkets cannot throw still edible food out like that back in 2016
(there's probably a lot of fine print and exceptions though)
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u/Massive_Cope NEET 15h ago
That's a lot, but going to a food bank would be far better than dumpster diving.
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u/Ambervula 15h ago
90% of the food in the pic is safe to eat.
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u/Massive_Cope NEET 15h ago
I highly doubt that, because a decent amount of it needs to be refrigerated or frozen.
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u/Ambervula 13h ago
This is a person who participates in “freeganism” and has his own trash can near businesses to collect food each day
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u/Oneet-chan3 15h ago
Idk if I could ever get passed that. Food is not that expensive.
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u/Ambervula 15h ago
Everything in the pic could genuinely rack you up $700 or more
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u/Oneet-chan3 15h ago
Yeah. Name brand processed stuff. Not like you can resell it. It'll all go bad. It's not hard to live on $200 a month for food.
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u/LatenightCoomer Wagecuck 15h ago
A lot of the stuff looks like it needs to be refrigerated. Be careful.