California bans ‘sell by’ food labels
Summary
California started a new law that stops food companies from using "sell by" dates on food packages. Instead, products must have labels called "Best if Used By" to show when the food tastes best, or "Use By" to show when the food is safe to eat.Key Facts
- The law began on a Wednesday in California.
- "Sell by" labels are no longer allowed on food in California.
- Food makers must use "Best if Used By" or "Use By" labels instead.
- "Best if Used By" shows the best time for food quality.
- "Use By" shows when the food is safe to eat.
- The goal is to reduce food waste in the state.
- This is part of a wider effort to manage food better in California.
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