Expiration confusion often arises among consumers due to ‘Best by’ labels, commonly found on various food products, including canned goods. It’s crucial to recognize that ‘best by’ dates aren’t strict expiration dates; rather, they represent the manufacturer’s estimate of the product’s peak quality.
This article delves into the extended use of canned foods, such as corn, green beans, and tuna, beyond their ‘best by’ dates, providing safety guidelines for consumption.
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