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Food that is good by the date it says.

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Expiration dates- A date it says its good before that date and shows what time it expires.
Expired dates- Same as expiration dates.
Sell-by- In food  stores they need to sell it by that date.
Use-by- When you buy it, it shows you the date you need to use/eat it by.
Food waste- Food that is wasted. gets taken to the dump.
Use-by date-  Final day that the product will be at its optimum freshness, flavor, and texture.
Consumer- A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.

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What the research study results were :

“Shoppers are left in the to figure out the differences between ‘sell-by’ and ‘best if used by,’ food is either thrown out prematurely, or families wind up consuming dangerous or spoiled food,”
Lack of understanding about the labels is not necessarily health hazard. Researchers said they found no significant difference incidents of food-borne illness states such as Massachusetts has very strict labeling rules, and such as New York, which is more lax.
Who- Harvard
when- SEPTEMBER 18, 2013
What-Study about expiration dates.

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Results: They can't go by the numbers and forgo properly storing the food. Food spoilage depends just as much on storing conditions as it does time on the shelf.
Who- THE NEWSLETTER.
When- October 2012
What- What Expiration Dates Really Mean

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Result: Manufacturers and retailers have determine durable life of food they manufacture and sell. Dating information they provide indicates quality not food safety.2 Any pre-packaged food .
Who- GI society
When-September/October 2003
what- What do the dates on the labels mean?

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Examples of expiration dates being used in daily life

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Examples of expiration dates being used in daily life

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Bottle of water is stamped with a expire date. Many food is thrown out every day because of the expiration date. Milk is wasted in stores because they reached their expire date.

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The world does waste a lot of food like at restaurants, if you dont eat the left over food ( or you can take it home but if you don't ) they will throw the food away ( yes no ones want to eat after you but its wasting food you should ask for box to keep it for lunch! ). Other reasons why food is wasted is because the reached their expire date, its because that they think that food is not good after its expired date. And in stores if the food there is expired they throw it away our pour it in their sinks.

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Al Capone popularized expiration dates on milk back in the 1930s. The story goes that one of Capone’s family members got sick after drinking some expired milk, and Capone got interested in the milk industry. He bought up a milk processor, called Meadowmoor Dairies, and he lobbied the Chicago City Council to pass a law requiring visible date stamps on milk containers. But food labeling on all kinds of food doesn’t really happen until the 1970s. Details how consumers in the 1960s started to buy more processed foods, and as they got further away from the direct production of the ingredients in their meals, they got more worried about just how safe and fresh those ingredients. States started mandating labeling laws, many of which we still live with today.

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My family and I have some food that reached its expired date and we still kept milk for a couple days if its not empty when it reached its expired date.

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What Expiration Dates Really Mean, greatist.com/print/1981.
“EXPIRED? Food Waste in America.” The Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic, notreallyexpired.com/.
Eveleth, Rose. “‘Sell By’ And ‘Best By’ Dates on Food Are Basically Made Up-But Hard to Get Rid Of.” Smithsonian.com, Smithsonian Institution, 28 Mar. 2014, www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/sell-and-best-dates-food-are-basically-made-hard-get-rid-180950304/.
“Harvard Study Finds Food Expiration Labels Are Misleading.” Reuters, Thomson Reuters, 18 Sept. 2013, www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-foodsafety-dates/harvard-study-finds-food-expiration-labels-are-misleading-idUSBRE98H15F20130918.
“In Battle Against Food Waste, Rethinking ‘Use By’ Labels.” National Geographic, National Geographic Society, 20 Nov. 2014, news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/11/141120-food-waste-use-by-expiration-labels-ngfood/.
“One-Third of Food Is Lost or Wasted: What Can Be Done.” National Geographic, National Geographic Society, 27 Mar. 2015, news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/10/141013-food-waste-national-security-environment-science-ngfood/.
“Save The Food.” Savethefood.com, Savethefood.com/.

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The problem and solution of working with expiration dates

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The problem and solution of working with expiration dates

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The problem is that people waste food that is still good after the expired date. The possible solution is that keep in mind that food is still good after the expired date or that stores  should stamp longer dates for the foods expire date.