Is It Appropriate To Give A Negative Review

[pastafreak]

...for a fresh food item based on its country of origin? 

Just seen on Sainsbury's site. 🙄

[Tilly2]

Where's it from? Russia?

[Redhelen72]

Some will say yes, some will say no.

i say no. They didn't have to but it. Some people are just so silly it's like complaining over the pronunciation of words!

[Hopkirk]

I guess it's Israel 

[barry1010]

If it's, for example advertised as Welsh lamb but on delivery is NZ lamb I'd refuse to accept it and complain, maybe send a negative review if it wasn't a substitute.

Otherwise, mo

 

[naomi24]

No.

[THECORBYLOON]

What was the comment?

[sandyRoe]

Would Welsh lamb be premium price?

If the shop substituted NZ you wouldn't be getting what you paid for.

[barry1010]

Sandy, I won't pay for NZ lamb nor anything else I can easily buy produced in UK

[Old_Geezer]

Appropriate ? Depends on what one's criteria for appropriateness is.

[Peter Pedant]

no

if it si that bad, people wont buy it ( after eating it once)

[jno]

everyone gives negative reviews on Sainsbury's site, it's an ancient British custom

https://www.reviews.io/company-reviews/store/sainsburys

[Maydup]

I'm not sure what's behind your question but a negative review based on incorrect information regarding country of origin is fair; or having inferior products from afar which in the reviewers opinion were not as tasty as local ones, fair enough too.

[pastafreak]

Hopkirk is correct. A review of avocados...the reviewer complained that while others were from Morocco ...these were from Israel. One ⭐