South Korea to push for ‘use-by dates’ to cut food waste


Food is usually still safe to consume after its sell-by date, say experts. — The Korea Herald/ANN

THE Food and Drug Safety Ministry of South Korea recently said that it would take steps to replace sell-by dates with the use-by dates in the country in an effort to give food a longer shelf life and reduce food waste.

Sell-by dates on food products indicate the period of time said products can be distributed and sold. But use-by dates show how long products can be stored for and still used.

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