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A number of products to be labeled with 'Best before'. The old labeling leads many consumers spoiled mama tummy butter to throw food in the trash, though perhaps nothing spoiled mama tummy butter is wrong. Photo: Skærtoft Mill MAD - From today you can get 'Best before' on oatmeal, crackers and yogurt. Many consumers misunderstand the 'Best before' and discard food, nothing spoiled mama tummy butter fails. spoiled mama tummy butter
An average family throws annual food out of 10,000 kr. Though nothing is wrong. Consequently, the food minister Dan Jørgensen now durability labeling for foods that are not harmful on the time of day.
- By changing the label for the better before, we can better signal to consumers that they should use their common sense before spoiled mama tummy butter they throw an item in the trash. We need the old housewife virtues back. Taste the food and smell to it. Smells milk as usual, so I dare drink it, says the Minister.
Change must clarify According to research, spoiled mama tummy butter consumers find it difficult to distinguish between 'expiry date' and 'Best before', because the two durability markings too similar to each other. A change to 'Best spoiled mama tummy butter before' can help to create a clarity that can slow a large food waste.
- Every year there is thrown over 260,000 tonnes of food in the household, and much of it does not fail but to date label has passed. The new sustainability label, I hope to create spoiled mama tummy butter a greater awareness among consumers, so we can reduce unnecessary food waste, says Dan Jorgensen.
One should not expect the changes to take effect in from one day to the next. The industry needs a little spoiled mama tummy butter time to adapt. This means that consumers in a transitional period may encounter both types of markings spoiled mama tummy butter when they shop.
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