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California has introduced a law that standardizes food label 'use by' dates to help reduce consumer confusion and food waste. Nick Lapis from Californians Against Waste provided insights on the law's potential impact.
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California has introduced a law that standardizes food label 'use by' dates to help reduce consumer confusion and food waste. Nick Lapis from Californians Against Waste provided insights on the law's potential impact.
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