Why California is changing its ‘Best By’ labels on all food items

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The use of "Best By" labels on food items has been a topic of discussion in recent years, with many arguing that the current system can lead to unnecessary food waste. California's decision to change its labeling requirements may reflect a growing trend towards reducing food waste and improving consumer understanding of food expiration dates. The state's new rules are set to take effect next month, marking a significant shift in how food products are labeled and sold in the state.

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Why California is changing its ‘Best By’ labels on all food items

Starting next month, only foods with the approved labels can be sold in California, though older products may still display different labels during the transition