>Not oddly specific. When I said "oddly specific," I didn't mean that there might not be reason to label eggs with an expiration, I meant that it was oddly spe

>Not oddly specific. When I said "oddly specific," I didn't mean that there might not be reason to label eggs with an expiration, I meant that it was oddly specific to require eggs to be labelled while not requiring some food categories that spoil quickly (mentioning milk and meat as examples). Perhaps it has to do with spoilage in eggs perhaps being harder to detect by examining them?