When mentioning quality over quantity, one that fits this phrase includes food products. Several consumers voiced their concern and disappointment about some local supermarkets and departmental stores selling fruit that is not edible.
“There is a particular departmental store which I used to frequently shop. But after several incidents, I have stopped frequenting the store,” said Hanie.
She and her husband enjoy eating fresh fruits in the evenings, hence they always keep a stock of fruits at home.
“Obviously the lowered prices drew our attention. Once I reached home and while washing the fruits before storing in the fridge, I always found a bad fruit, especially when purchasing apples. This has been a frequent occurrence so it cannot be said it is accidental,” she said.
-- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin