Loretta Seto clicked the photos while picking up a few barbecue supplies at 99 Ranch Market.( Loretta Seto/ Facebook)
When Loretta Seto stopped at 99 Ranch Market for a few barbecue furnishes from the San Jose, California, business, she never expected to see what she did: fresh flesh being transported to the accumulation in Costco shopping carts.
“Talk about outraging! I’m usually OK with persisting the girls in the seat of the basket, but this is a whole new degree of blatant. Beware, ” she wrote in a Facebook post. As of Saturday afternoon, the affix had been shared more than 1,000 times.
” … this is a whole new statu of blatant. Beware.”
A representative for 99 Ranch Market responded to Seto’s post in the comment slouse. “We are taking the necessary steps to resolve this issue by analyse this case further and filing a complaint against our merchant, ” the representative wrote, according to a regional NBC affiliate, which also identified the meat merchant as Jim’s Farm Meats in Winton
While it’s not yet clear why patronize go-carts were used to haul the meat, the carts most likley received from the Costco warehouse across the street from the market, according to SFGate .
In response, The Santa Clara Department of Environmental Health is now investigating the accident, is in accordance with Fox 8.
Jim’s Farm Meats and 99 Ranch Market did not immediately revert Fox News’ request for additional comment.
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