First - would you prefer to have rotting meat sitting at the returns counter? Or a dumpster at the front to throw spoiled food into? OF COURSE it would be returned to the meat department for disposal. No doubt they have other material to dispose of in that department as well as the facilities to handle it.
Second - Health department. IF by any chance a store (Wal-Mart in this case) were caught putting returned product back in the freezer, the fines and penalties could be VERY expensive - as in "not worth the risk" expensive. Health inspectors could shut down the entire grocery department pending re-inspection and re-certification. That could get very expensive for Wal-Mart. Might even get managers and employees fired. Might even get responsible parties some jail time.
Third - Liability. Deliberately selling compromised product opens up a whole world of liability. Local lawyers would be foaming at the mouth for a piece of this one!
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