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Your food labels have been confusing for years - California is finally fixing it
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The use of "sell by" dates on food labels has long been a source of confusion for consumers, with many interpreting them as an indicator of food safety rather than a guideline for retailers. In reality, these dates are intended to signify the last date by which stores should sell or display a product, rather than the last date it is safe to consume. California's move to ban "sell by" dates aims to reduce food waste and clarify the labeling system for consumers.
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Your food labels have been confusing for years - California is finally fixing it
California is making food labels less confusing by banning "sell by" dates
1 Jul, 08:52
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