Best Before Date vs Expired Date
Is there a difference? I went to the Stoufville flea market today and the candy shop had a lot of items passed the "Best Before Date". The dude over the counter kept telling me there is a difference and that he sells skids per week of this stuff.
I actually think there is no difference because some type of expiry date should be given so if they want to word it differently it shouldn't be justified in the sense where it should be sold. If it's best before March 16th and your selling it to me on March 29, is he trying to sell me the heavily discounted item to ignore the date it was best suited to eat this product?
I actually think there is no difference because some type of expiry date should be given so if they want to word it differently it shouldn't be justified in the sense where it should be sold. If it's best before March 16th and your selling it to me on March 29, is he trying to sell me the heavily discounted item to ignore the date it was best suited to eat this product?