First of all, we need to know what is temporary food. Temporary food refers to the food sold before the end of the shelf life. Food within the shelf life is safe, but after the shelf life, it is difficult to guarantee the quality and safety of food. Therefore, merchants need to bear corresponding responsibilities when selling temporary food.
If the purchased temporary food expires within 2 hours, we can claim compensation from the merchant. Merchants should be responsible for the temporary food they sell. If the food expires in a short time, the merchant shall give consumers corresponding compensation or return it. Consumers can provide proof of purchase and corresponding evidence to merchants and ask them to give support. If the merchant refuses to give support, consumers can safeguard their rights and interests through complaints, complaint platforms and consumer associations.
However, consumers also need to pay attention to the risks of buying temporary food. The shelf life of temporary food is approaching or has expired, so consumers need to bear the possible health risks caused by eating expired food. Therefore, when consumers buy temporary food, they should carefully check the shelf life and appearance of the food to avoid buying spoiled food.
Generally speaking, the claim for expired food after 2 hours of purchase should be supported. Merchants should be responsible for the temporary food they sell and give consumers corresponding compensation or return. Consumers also need to pay attention to the risks of buying temporary food and avoid the health risks caused by buying expired food. The rights and interests of consumers should be respected and guaranteed, and businesses should also fulfill their responsibilities and maintain the fairness and health of the market.