Food expiration dates often lead to confusion and unnecessary waste. Labels like “Best if Used By,” “Use By,”
and “Sell By” have different meanings but are widely misunderstood.
“Best if Used By” suggests peak quality, not safety—food may still be safe after this date, though it might lose freshness.
Learning the true meaning of these labels helps consumers reduce waste, save money, and make informed choices about food safety.
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