Liquidation Marie food store sells products after the best before date for cheap [Video]

It looks like any other store — but it’s not. Many of the products at Liquidation Marie have passed their posted best before date.

“Customers are willing to save money and buy some expired things,” says store owner Marie-Eve Breton.

Breton spent the day stocking the shelves of her fourth location.

She sources surplus from other stores, and then sells it at reduced prices. Some of the offerings like the meats are nearing expiry but not there yet. Many of the cheeses are also discounted.

Customers’ reactions are mixed.

“We have the kind that’s very shocked, and we have the kind [that says] ‘Oh Marie, it’s not a big deal.’”

One of the best deals is a 12-pack of energy bars with a price tag of just $5. In other stores, the same product can cost up to $27. The difference is that at Liquidation Marie, the bars passed their best before date in …