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Albert Heijn Not To Go
A short story about supermarkets and why they are evil.
The book starts from the retelling of a story that actually happened (a person being taken by police under the accusation of not paying for a 1.80 euros kaasbroodje at an Albert Heijn To Go in Amsterdam Centraal) to further delve into various thematics that extrapolate the dynamics behind the production and selling of a product like the kaasbroodje in an Albert Heijn. Next to the chapters in which the story is told, there are thus chapters in which various topics are analysed: from the automation in supermarkets, to the cheese industry, from the bread industry to the justice system.
The book starts from the retelling of a story that actually happened (a person being taken by police under the accusation of not paying for a 1.80 euros kaasbroodje at an Albert Heijn To Go in Amsterdam Centraal) to further delve into various thematics that extrapolate the dynamics behind the production and selling of a product like the kaasbroodje in an Albert Heijn. Next to the chapters in which the story is told, there are thus chapters in which various topics are analysed: from the automation in supermarkets, to the cheese industry, from the bread industry to the justice system.
- GenresNonfiction
127 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2021
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