1. CPG: Food

Viral Video Shows Walmart Spark Shoppers With Perishable Items Waiting in the Arizona Sun

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A viral video posted by a YouTuber reveals two people who look to be Walmart Spark shoppers waiting in a parking lot as their carts containing milk and other groceries are left in the sun.

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