The sell date on a product is similar to a "best by" or "use by" date, and implies that the perishable food item should be sold or the store must pull them from the shelves and properly dispose of them.
Frequently stores will place items on sale at a very low price the day before the sell date to encourage customers to buy them, and avoid the waste of product and costs.
The last date a product can be sold.
The "Sell By" date is the date after which the store is not supposed to sell the product.
The "Sell By" date is the date after which the store is not supposed to sell the product.
its an expiration date or a sell by date meaning the product should be sold by the date
Under normal circumstances, the best buy date is a guideline to the retailer of the date to sell the product by to allow time for you to use the product at home. Usually the product has approximately two good weeks of shelf life left after that sell-by date.
It would be the date the product was produced or canned.
ConAgra Foods recommends that you don't consume that product after the best by or sell by date.
Generally, a wholesale business can sell, or not sell, to whomever they please.
The date by which the manufacturer or shop should have sold the goods. After this date they should not be on the shelves for sale. This sell by date is NOT a use by date. The use by date tells the customer not to use the product after this date because it is now no longer fit to use. This is particularly important for medicines and perishable foodstuff.
A sell-by date is when a produce has to be sold, or removed from the shelves, or placed in the reduced section and the price marked down. A food date is the date that the manufacturer considers that after this date the product will not be at its best.
It is important that anyone is baking or preparing food understand the codes that can be found on the packaging of their ingredients. A DSP date is the Don't Sell Product or expiration date.
In the United States, a "sell-by" date identifies the date by which the item should no longer be offered for sale. That should allow the consumer enough time to use the product. It is not an "expiration" or "use-by" date. If a store is still offering food that is beyond the "sell-by", I suggest you contact the local health department with jurisdiction.