Why has my local grocer's banana's all have red wax on the tip now?!


Question:

Why has my local grocer's banana's all have red wax on the tip now?

What is the benefit or reason to why they have wax on them now??


Answers:
After the satisfactory production of Pacific Coast Eco-Bananas had been achieved, the product needed to be identified. The Pacific Coast Eco-Banana needed to look 'different' from other banana products so that buyers could easily recognise the fruit. To achieve this a distinctive trademark ? identification, or the 'Red Tip' was developed.

Pacific Coast Eco-Bananas are dipped in a bright red, green and blue food grade wax at the time of packing on the farm. This gives the ripened product a very distinctive and attractive appearance. Buyers fascinated by the look of the fruit are then able to access point-of-sale flyers and promotional material, which describes the ecological aspects of how the product is grown.

To find out where you can purchase Wax Tip Pacific Coast Eco-Bananas please go to 'Where to Buy'.

Source(s):
http://www.eco-banana.com.au/story.html...

They might last longer, but I am really not sure.
Sorry I cant help much!
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they want you to think you are eating them from mcdonalds

It must be a defective batch due to the head grocers new fetish with bananas. People can be very strange and God knows what happens in their spare time. I don't care to know.

bananas from mcFATdonalds or maybe to keeep it so u can open it easily or maybe to be fancy

Beth answered this question first and best.

However, I wouldn't spend 3 times as much for a banana, I'd just as well eat something local then.




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