Date marking is necessary when freezing foods. Foods will spoil in a freezer also.
Date marking frozen food is not necessary when the food will be eaten before its expiration date. The process of freezing food prolongs its life but does not allow it to be stored indefinitely.
Placing a date upon food is a legal standard from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). While there are some arguments to whether or not this is necessary scientific research has shown that some food decay takes place even at low temperatures.
By freezing food before the use by date will allow you to enjoy some of your perishable items past the use by date. However you cannot store food indefinitely, frozen food can go bad after a while and obtain freezer burn.
It is still necessary to mark frozen food with the dates. Freezing extends the shelf life, but there will still be some deterioration of the food in the freezer, so FIFO rules still apply.
I would not say it is not necessary, because it is - just not required by United States law. You still need it for FIFO rotation. Frozen foods do deteriorate, but not at the rate of their refrigerated kin.
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Yes, you can safely freeze food before the sell-by date and cook it later.
It is still necessary to mark frozen food with the dates. Freezing extends the shelf life, but there will still be some deterioration of the food in the freezer, so FIFO rules still apply.
Freezing food slows or stops the action of bacteria
Ready-to-eat food must be date marked if it will be stored longer than 24 hours. This practice helps ensure food safety by allowing staff to monitor and manage the freshness of the food, preventing potential foodborne illnesses. The date marking should indicate when the food was prepared or opened and include a use-by or discard date, typically no longer than seven days for refrigerated items.
The freezing point-Jillian
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