Woolworths Australia launches Eat Now stickers on avocados: How one can inform if avocado is ripe

Woolworths has simply launched a ‘game-changing’ new avocado characteristic set to make consumers’ lives simpler and cut back waste.

The grocery store big has launched ‘Eat Now’ and ‘Eat Later’ labels that allow clients understand how ripe an avocado is at a look with out squeezing it.

Shops throughout Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania will see the stickers rolled out within the coming weeks.

‘We perceive the frustration of reducing into an unripe avocado, a story recognized too properly with avocado lovers,’ a Woolworths spokesperson instructed FEMAIL.

‘Prospects will now be capable of purchase their avos with confidence with the introduction of Eat Now stickers, which point out the right ripeness at this time.’

Woolworths has simply launched a ‘game-changing’ new avocado characteristic that concurrently makes consumers’ lives simpler and reduces waste

The grocery store big has launched ‘Eat Now’ and ‘Eat Later’ labels that inform clients of the suitable time to slice into an avocado for excellent ripeness

The ‘Eat Later’ signage has been launched to sign it can take 2-4 days till the fruit is able to be eaten – making it simpler for dwelling cooks to pre-plan their meals for the week.

NSW, WA and the NT aren’t at the moment included however can be a part of the roll out course of.

The sticker system can be used in-stores for bananas to let clients know the completely different ripeness phases for his or her fruit.

‘Decreasing meals waste in Australia stays a prime precedence for Woolworths, and the ‘Eat Now’ idea is without doubt one of the some ways it is tackling meals waste by bringing consumption time to top-of-mind,’ the Woolworths spokesperson revealed.

The sticker system can be used in-stores for bananas to let clients know the completely different ripeness phases for his or her fruit