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Expiry Dates and Preferential Consumption: Sufficient to Reduce Food Waste? - Bio Eco Actual
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It is familiar to find dates printed on the labels of the products offered by the food stores. It is the expiration date and the date of preferential consumption, which provide us with important information about the useful life of food and food safety. The first establishes until which day a food can be consumed without health risks, while the second indicates how long a food maintains the optimal properties. But despite its usefulness, it stil…
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