My information comes from reading the law. It is shorter than the article. Companies can put a Best by date of whatever they want on the product. They can pull

My information comes from reading the law. It is shorter than the article. Companies can put a Best by date of whatever they want on the product. They can pull it out of their butt, absolutely no justification required. They don't have to include a safety used by date, unless they already did. Literally the only thing that changed is the wording allowed if you choose to label with a Best by date. I link the actual law ab660 elsewhere in this thread if you want to look at it. I think it's wild how much misinformation and confusion there is about this minor change. I blame this on the legislature trying to hype up their nothing law into some major achievement, and news agencies shamelessly trying to make a story out of it.