So I was in the World Market store and saw this package of Jordan almonds. Yum, I thought, it had been a long time since I've had these. In Italy, they use these (typically white ones), as give-aways at weddings, wrapped up in gauze.
I bought it and took it home and only after I got to the bottom of the package did I notice that there was a big funnel, unnoticed until you turn the package over, that severely cuts down the number of actual Jordan almonds in the box. Is there any reason for such a big dent if not to make you think you're buying more almonds than there actually are in the package?
I sent this photo to Consumer Reports for their Selling It page. Who knows? They may publish it!
Monday, January 28, 2008
Duplicitous Packaging!
Posted by Joe Ganci at 9:13 PM
Labels: Almonds Fraud
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I'm with you. It's dishonest practice and cheatin the customer. Besides which, it's a waste of packaging material and transportation space.
I hope somebody does look into it. I always check out the entire package before I buy stuff anymore. Not only do I want what is coming to me, I want to be throwing out only what I have to.
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