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Buying Wholesale Dented Canned Food

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Date: 08/31/2009 Topics: Business | Consumer Advice > Product Finder | Readers Request > Business  
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Does anyone know where to purchase dented canned goods such as soups, pasta meals, dog food, etc by the truckload? I need these types of items for distributing to my various businesses nationally.

By Tom C. from Pottstown, PA

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By Contester (10) Contact
Try
http://www.bananaboxwholesalegrocery.com/

And for those concerned about using dented cans,

"We have been told for years that eating from dented cans is unsafe and should be avoided at all costs, Unfortunately, this is a common misconception that has lead to safe food being discarded and money and food being wasted. It is true that some dented cans are unsafe, but a majority of dented cans are completely safe to eat. Knowing how to tell ..."

Food service has to be overly careful because of lawsuits and because they are often feeding the immune-compromised (elderly, children).

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By Cajun62234 (156) Profile Contact
Dented cans of foods can be an excellent source of Botulism and/or Salmonella. I never purchase a dented-can item when shopping. http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/aha/aha_botulisi_crs.htm
I hope you have plenty of insurance.

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By Deeli (1581) Profile Contact
Definitely not a good idea so please don't do it because it's not worth risking getting botulism :-( And why would you risk distributing to others :-o I won't even buy a dented can of cat food!

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By Teresa Kay (107) Profile Contact
I would not buy or use dented cans. The food in it can be bad. Little dents could have a small whole in it and the food will get spoiled

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By Captionxedited (8) Profile Contact
Dented cans leave openings for bacteria and other not so good things to get in and spoil the food. It is a very bad idea to buy or sell these items. Please think again.

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By wacky camper (45) Profile Contact
Not a good idea. I work for the schools and if things are dented we can not serve it. It can cause one to get very sick.

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By FFL (105) Profile Contact
You could try this directory - http://www.andersonscountrymarket.net/directory

Hope this helps
Dawn
http://www.frugalforlife.com

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