Aug 28

A German Supermarket Removed All Foreign Products for a Day to Make a Point About Diversity

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What does a grocery store look like without Greek olives, Spanish tomatoes and frozen goods from who-knows-where? You’re about to find out. To emphasize the importance of global diversity in a context everyone can understand, German supermarket Edeka made a surprising decision: It emptied its Hamburg location of all foreign-made products. So schaut’s im Supermarkt…

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