In which situation is looking only at low price while buying food wrong?
Food purchasing should consider more than price. Quality, freshness, cleanliness, safety, nutrient value, storage condition, date marking, and suitability for the family are also important. A very cheap food may be spoiled, contaminated, nutritionally poor, or unsafe. Therefore, choosing only by low price is wrong when quality, freshness, and safety are ignored. Option C states this principle clearly.