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LETTER: Agree time for 'best before' dates has passed

Keep the 'prepared on' date and let customers decide what is still fresh enough to eat, says letter writer
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CollingwoodToday welcomes letters to the editor, they can be sent to [email protected] or submitted via the website. Please include your full name, address and phone number for verification. CollingwoodToday received the following letter to the editor from reader Peggy Hutchison in response to our story INSIDE THE VILLAGE: Why it's time for food producers to scrap 'best before' dates.

I agree on scrapping "best before" dates.

This evening I finished some classic hummus in my fridge with an April 19, 2023, BB date. A visual check for mould or a tiny taste or sniff will help determine edibility.

Keep the "prepared on" date, so the customer can determine whether to purchase it.

Peggy Hutchison
Grey Highlands, Ont.