Since 2024, Walmart has already settled 3 lawsuits for weight being mislabeled. Seems it must be more profitable to just pay the fine than be honest.

Lack of activity will make this thread be deleted. But it deserves to be up for awhile and read. I only heard about this recently and it seems this was getting posted in January but I never saw it anywhere until I stumbled on it.

If this is real....we're looking at serious fraud.

Redial,

Canada?

What is it taking so long to hit the news cycle in the US?

This is very serious.

Redial,

Chicken is one thing but the plastic around a ham doesn't weigh 2 lbs.

The weight of the packaging doesn't even work there with hams.

It looks plain and simple.

This has to be something employees knew about who worked in meat. It seems to be widespread.

To keep their jobs, they wouldn't blow the whistle.

I'm just amazed how much it was. Literally doubling the weight. It would still be outrageous if their defense was the weight of the package.

Is there collusion going on as well as fraud?

Redial,

Yes..tik tok.

Unless these videos are AI, the videos are evidence.