Amazon sellers are shipping long-expired food



Whole Foods thrives on freshness, but Amazon's online store? Not so much. CNBC reports that Amazon's third-party sellers are all-too-frequently shipping food that has long-since expired, including products like year-old Hostess brownies and Teavana goods discontinued in 2017.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/10/20/amazon-shipping-expired-food/
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