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Keep  supermarkets   clean 26-3-2020 health authorities Government bowing to Greenies this mess

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09/05/2022

KEEP THE PLACE CLEAN

20/08/2021

20-8-2021 health authorities Government bowing to Greenies this mess

I have worked in the food industry which included conveyor belts –
-these belts carry germs underneath them and should be cleaned or sterilized every day.
Conveyor belts have a lot of spillage fall on them which can convey germs.
Woolworths, Coles, Aldi, IGA and other Supermarkets have been let down by health inspectors
bowing to Greenies through not allowing clean plastic bags to be used by shoppers.
First it was paper bags, they were banned then plastic bags, they were also banned,then companies bought
out biodegradeable bag which were OK,suddenly they were also no good. The Greenies have caused a lot of
this trouble by allowing dirty bags to be used by homeless people, children throwing bags around in toilets,
people not storing their bags correctly and allowing pets around their bags bringing in disease into Supermarkets
by placing bags on conveyor belts and leaving disease behind for the next person to pick up.
People take trolleys home and leave in streets which can be rat infested and are left there for weeks on end,
others are left in dirty caravan parks and put back on the street for tractor collectors to pick up…….. these
trolleys are not sterilized and are put straight back into rows at the Supermarkets
which also adds to spread of disease from rats carry this years ago. Covid-19? . And chinese eating rats this
is were its coming from. Our Government and Health Inspectors have ignored these practices.
When they were bringing in “bring your own bags” I queried the checkout girls and was told they could refuse
to handle dirty bags, but how are they to know how much disease any bag carries? I made these enquiries over
twelve months ago. USA, China, Italy, UK, Australia have all banned using plastic bags and have a
“bring your own bags” policy. I hope the Government can clean up this mess and stop spread of disease Covid-19
which they have let get out of hand and bring back clean biodegradeable bags into Supermarkets again.
Please put back plastic bags into the stores to help stop the spread of the covid-19 virus
and to stop it travelling to other food supplies.i worked in arnotts and sara lee 16 years not one health Inspectors if we have any
Greens hasn't started this mess, we would not be in this predicament today. Motels are not always the cleanest these days
also, health authorities should look into accommodation as well. were i ask for my money back a pig wood not stay there
abc don't say anything about this.?? just jab jab jab look at other places the Government don't do this.??

I was at coles the other day. The QR code for phones madness. I saw 6 walk through without scanning so how many
other are doing this is our Government to lazy .?? I don't have mobile phone with QR on it .
i was told its ok go on in i ask for book to put name in thay don't have a book This is why the virus is spreading .??
Why is no one checking temperatures and taking names at door of all stores and stop people travelling around from were the
virus is and stop chinese eating rats are full of virus and clean up Supermarkets trolleys are not sterilized and are put straight
back into rows at the Supermarkets from rats in dirty places .?? abc don't say anything about this.??
just jab jab jab look at other places the Government don't do this.??
I am 75 years of age and have never seen this kind of trouble before as there was more hygiene.

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