@biden_worldnewsCalifornia has officially banned 'sell by' labels on food and beverages, arguing that they fail to provide consumers with clear information about when a product actually expires. Moving forward, only 'best by' labels will be permitted, which are intended to indicate precisely how long an item remains safe to consume.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @biden_worldnews· Jul 2, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· California
A close-up of several refrigerated dairy cartons on a store shelf. The central focus is a Cream-O-Land cultured whole buttermilk jug with its full green-and-white nutrition label facing forward. Flanking it are a white creamer bottle on the left and a Five Acre Farms buttermilk carton on the right. The Cream-O-Land label shows a cartoon cow, farm scene, and detailed nutrition facts including “Calories 150” and “Protein 8g.” A printed sell-by date “JAN 31” appears near the jug’s handle.
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San Francisco California@biden_worldnewsCalifornia has officially banned 'sell by' labels on food and beverages, arguing that they fail to provide consumers with clear information about when a product actually expires. Moving forward, only 'best by' labels will be permitted, which are intended to indicate precisely how long an item remains safe to consume.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @biden_worldnews· Jul 2, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· California
A close-up of several refrigerated dairy cartons on a store shelf. The central focus is a Cream-O-Land cultured whole buttermilk jug with its full green-and-white nutrition label facing forward. Flanking it are a white creamer bottle on the left and a Five Acre Farms buttermilk carton on the right. The Cream-O-Land label shows a cartoon cow, farm scene, and detailed nutrition facts including “Calories 150” and “Protein 8g.” A printed sell-by date “JAN 31” appears near the jug’s handle.
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