>then at least you should know when it was produced to know if it is fresh enough for "YOUR"your consumption. Most consumers have no idea how long something is

>then at least you should know when it was produced to know if it is fresh enough for "YOUR"your consumption. Most consumers have no idea how long something is good for past it's produced date though. >It shouldn't be up to the govt to decide what is or isn't fresh enough for you. That's sorta what the law is addressing. They are getting rid of meaningless 'best by' type labels that have no bearing on the product quality.