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California’s Food Date Revolution | Texas News
California’s bold new food date law kicks in July 1, ditching confusing labels like “sell by” for clear, simple ones: “BEST if Used by” for peak quality and “USE by” for safety. This move, backed by Assembly Bill 660, aims to slash billions of pounds of perfectly good food ending up in landfills — a problem fueled by over 50 chaotic date labels that don’t indicate safety. Advocates say clearer language will empower consumers and help food banks, while other states like New York are already following suit. A small word change with big potential to reshape grocery habits nationwide. Listen in…
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