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California Implements Major Grocery Changes
California will implement a new law on July 1 that abolishes “sell by” dates on most packaged foods to reduce consumer confusion and food waste. The legislation creates a standardized labeling system, replacing various phrases with two main labels: “Best if Used by” and “Use by,” with specific shortened versions for smaller packages. Companies must update packaging by July 1, 2026, to comply or risk penalties, while consumer-facing “sell by” dates will be completely banned within the state. The goal is to help consumers better understand food safety and quality dates, preventing edible food from being discarded unnecessarily.
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