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They could simply have used the terms "Unsure quality after" and "Discard after"

• gpawl 10y ago
  How would using more confusing terms help?
  • jwdunne 10y ago
    "Guaranteed until xxx" - all brands guarantee their products before the best before. "Hazardous after xxx" - literally, this could kill you after this date. The other problem is forcing brands to put "hazardous" on their labels.
• flukus 10y ago
  Or "could be dodgy" and "will be dodgy".
  • danieltillett 10y ago
    Fellow Australian think we are going to have to explain to most of the rest of the world what dodgy means first :) Anyway shouldn't it be "might be dodgy" and "is dodgy"?
    • jwdunne 10y ago
      Except the British, or at least Mancunians. "Ugh tastes a bit dodgy" does not sound foreign to me in any way.