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The millions of euros worth of spoiled food will ultimately be paid for by consumers through higher prices. Supermarkets will factor these losses into their operating costs, which are then passed on to shoppers. Insurance might cover some immediate costs, but the long-term impact often affects the consumer's wallet.
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