Food Labeling Laws
David explains how inconsistent food labeling laws are across different states in the US, with only a few having laws on labeling meat, poultry, eggs, and shellfish. He also discusses how manufacturers are allowed to choose the sell-by date, resulting in tons of food waste. Montana has a strict law that milk cannot be sold or donated after 12 days past the pasteurization date, despite science saying it's good for 21-22 days. The need for federal regulation on food labeling is emphasized.In this clip
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646: Expiration Dates | Skeptical Sunday
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