We sell entire trailer loads of soda (by the case) each week. Given this high rate of turnover, we rarely have issues with product going out of date in our warehouse (the occasional exception being specialty products that are in lower demand, particularly diet products in bottles, which carry a much shorter life span than
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How To Read Kellogg’s Expiration Date Codes
How do you interpret the expiration code on your Kellogg's brand product? The key is to understand that the expiration date is presented in "MMDDY" format -- the first two digits represent the month, the next two digits are the day of the month, and the final digit is the year. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="2500.0"]
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How To Read Mars Candy Expiration Codes
As a follow-up to our post explaining how to read expiration dates off of Nestle candy packaging, here is some information about Mars' dating system. This information will be useful both to our vending customers -- who purchase candy bars individually from our snack machines -- and to our regular office customers, to whom we
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How To Read Nestle Candy Expiration Codes
Since we sell candy via our snack vending machines and also by the full box or case, we often get questioned on how to read the expiration codes. For example, Nestle's candy products don't include a clear expiration date, but rather an expiration code which needs to be deciphered. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="2000.0"] Reese's Pieces
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How To Read Sunkist Soda’s Expiration Code
Sunkist cans bear a manufacture date code, not an expiration date or sell-by date code. The soda is considered fresh for 39 weeks from the manufacture date (13 weeks for diet product and product in plastic bottles). The first step is to be sure to locate the correct code. It is printed on the bottom
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How Do You Read Flavia Expiration Dates?
Alterra Coffee and Bright Tea packets carry long shelf lives of eight months to a year, and as the largest distributor in our area, we turn over our inventory in about a week. Still, thanks to the confusing expiration date code, we sometimes get asked if we are selling outdated or expired product. Here's how
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