Here in Norway, farmers have been lamenting the EU rules of requiring a rather short "best before" limit of 28 days while our eggs are safe a lot longer[1], typ

Here in Norway, farmers have been lamenting the EU rules of requiring a rather short "best before" limit of 28 days while our eggs are safe a lot longer[1], typically 4 months but can last over a year[2]. So they changed it to "best before <date> but not bad after" and have been regularly running campaigns reminding people. [1]: https://www.prior.no/artikkel/datomerking-av-egg https://www.prior.no/artikkel/datomerking-av-egg [2]: https://www.nrk.no/livsstil/eggene-varer-_nesten_-evig-1.7599686 https://www.nrk.no/livsstil/eggene-varer-_nesten_-evig-1.759...