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If you click the links you will see they want to outlaw it.

• esotericn 7y ago
  They'll be socially punished for doing so, but they can still do it. No-one is going to prison over this. We're talking about a businesses' practices, not an individual.
  • zmzrr 7y ago
    I insist that you read the link: https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/amazon-france-under-fire-for-destroying-unsold-goods-1.4252787 https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/amazon-france-under-fire-for...
    • esotericn 7y ago
      Could you explain how it is not consistent with what I've said? Also, what's the deal with posting an entirely different link?
  • Vomzor 7y ago
    > "In the coming months a law will be passed in parliament that will outlaw this type of activity. Companies like Amazon will no longer be able to throw away products that can still be used," Poirson said. I think op is talking about businesses being able to do what they want with their products.