in 2014, a chain of french supermarkets called intermarché decided to run a marketing campaign. its goal was…

in 2014, a chain of french supermarkets called intermarché decided to run a marketing campaign. its goal was to get customers to buy imperfect food by changing how they think about it. many fruits and vegetables are too \imperfect\ to sell in grocery stores. grocery shoppers rarely see produce that doesnt look \pretty.\ about 40 percent of the fruits and vegetables. \food gone good\ starts by presenting the problem of wasted food. how does this second passage start? \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by outlining intermarchés plan to get people to buy ugly produce. \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by comparing fruits and vegetables at intermarché. \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by presenting examples of produce that looks pretty. \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by telling about the problem of people buying too much ugly produce.

in 2014, a chain of french supermarkets called intermarché decided to run a marketing campaign. its goal was to get customers to buy imperfect food by changing how they think about it. many fruits and vegetables are too \imperfect\ to sell in grocery stores. grocery shoppers rarely see produce that doesnt look \pretty.\ about 40 percent of the fruits and vegetables. \food gone good\ starts by presenting the problem of wasted food. how does this second passage start? \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by outlining intermarchés plan to get people to buy ugly produce. \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by comparing fruits and vegetables at intermarché. \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by presenting examples of produce that looks pretty. \saving ugly fruits and vegetables\ starts by telling about the problem of people buying too much ugly produce.

Answer

Answer: "Saving Ugly Fruits and Vegetables" starts by outlining Intermarché’s plan to get people to buy ugly produce.

Brief Explanations: The first - passage describes Intermarché's marketing campaign to get customers to buy imperfect food. The relevant option reflects this starting point.