Food and Drug Administration?
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The FDA does not require companies to put expiration dates on any foods.
That really depends who the regulating authority is. Expiration dates are not required on all food products in the United States.
If you find the words "expires on 7-13-2015" on a Boost product. then that is the expiration date. Expiration dates on food products are important, because if you consume the food after the expiration date, then you have a greater chance of getting sick.
Eastbay coupons vary if they have expiration dates. Some coupons have expiration dates placed on them. If the expiration date is absent then they do not expire.
Cashier's checks do not typically have expiration dates.
Yes it should be fine, usually those dates given are best by or sell by dates not always expiration dates, and expiration dates don't exactly mean the food will be automatically sickening after a certain day.
It varies on the food products... Look on the can most can goods have an expiration date on them... If they don't I usually throw them out if I had them over a year.
Follow the instructions on food labels. Observe food expiration dates and storage conditions.
Expiration dates are used to indicate how long foods are considered to be safe for. After that date, there is a chance that the food will have spoiled. If it has spoiled, there is a possibility of illness, such as food poisoning. If it hasn't spoiled, there won't be a problem. Some expiration dates deal with how long the flavors will last without going 'off' and tasting funny.
Without seeing the coupons it is hard to say. Most coupons do have expiration dates. If yours does it should be printed on the coupon, or say no expiration.
close to expiration date or passed expiration date