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California has passed a law banning 'sell by' labels in an effort to reduce food waste. The law seeks to standardize expiration date language to help consumers better understand food safety.
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California has passed a law banning 'sell by' labels in an effort to reduce food waste. The law seeks to standardize expiration date language to help consumers better understand food safety.
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California Bans ‘Sell By’ Labels, Hoping to Cut Food Waste
California Implements Ban on 'Sell By' Labels to Reduce Food Waste