Lifestyle Don't miss out on the headlines from Lifestyle. Followed categories will be added to My News. A photo of a filthy supermarket shelf covered in broken eggs has left shoppers divided over who is to blame.
While doing my weekly grocery shop at my local Woolworths over the weekend, I witnessed a very sorry sight. As I approached the egg section, I was expecting to be disappointed due to the months-long egg shortages we’ve been experiencing, but I wasn’t prepared for the state of the shelves. Empty cartons were strewn all over the fridge and cracked eggs lay discarded with their yolks smeared everywhere.
It was disgusting, but I could see how this situation could happen. Want to join the family? Sign up to our Kidspot newsletter for more stories like this. Shoppers are divided after seeing a photo of a supermarket shelf with cracked eggs smeared everywhere.
Picture: Supplied For more stories like this, visit: news.com.au When you find a cracked egg in a carton, you might replace it with another egg from a different carton, leaving the broken one behind.
With the ongoing egg shortage, fewer cartons are available, which I assume is leading people to abandon cracked eggs rather than search for another carton to put them in. But surely there must be a better solution than leaving the shelves looking like that ? Curious if others shared my concerns, I decided to vent my frustration in a popular supermarket Facebook group. RELATED: Mum’s ‘entitled’ supermarket act wi.
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