> It's strange that milk, for example, doesn't have any requirements for its expiration date. Why should it? It won't do you any harm. Just don't buy from su

> It's strange that milk, for example, doesn't have any requirements for its expiration date. Why should it? It won't do you any harm. Just don't buy from suppliers who lie to you. But surely if it went sour before the Best before Date then the supplier has supplied goods that were not of merchantable quality and not in accordance with the implied contract and has failed to uphold their side of the contract. But surely your complaint should be directed against the shop that sold it to you? I would expect the shop to either refund or replace the goods.