Grizzly Expiration Date Chart 2023 (2024)

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How to read on expiration date? ›

What is the standard expiration date format for foods? The standard format is MMDDYY, where “MM” refers to the month, “DD” refers to the date, and “YY” refers to the year. So if a product says 101525, it means that the product expires on October 15, 2025. Is it safe to buy food on its expiration date?

Next, locate the 8-digit letter/number sequence. The last 5 numbers in that sequence will be your Julian date calendar code. In the example photo provided, the numbers are “24820.” The first three numbers identify the month and day, and the last 2 numbers identify the year this product was canned.

Over-the-counter medicines like aspirin, cough syrup, and herbal products have an expiration date, often abbreviated EXP followed by a month and year. This indicates the date after which the manufacturer does not guarantee the potency or effectiveness of the product.

The first two numbers stand for the year, while the last three numbers represent the day of the year. For example, if the code was 11322, you would know that the food was manufactured on the 322 day of 2011, or November 22nd, 2011.

Barcodes do not contain expiration date information; they are used for identification and inventory purposes. To find a product's expiration date, one should check the packaging for a printed date. A barcode scanner can provide product information to then query the manufacturer for expiration details if necessary.

To Determine Manufacture Date Based on Serial Number: The 1st three numbers of your serial number will always provide your manufacture date. The 1st number is the YEAR of manufacture; the 2nd & 3rd numbers indicate the MONTH of manufacture. Please see the detailed explanation and examples provided below.

The "best before" date may appear anywhere on the package. If it is placed on the bottom, this has to be indicated elsewhere on the label. The month must be in both official languages or indicated by using specified bilingual symbols.

How are expiration dates established? FDA regulations require drug applicants to provide stability testing data with a proposed expiration date and storage conditions when they submit an application for FDA approval of their drug.

How do I know the expiration date of a product? ›

First, look for a date with the phrase “use by,” “sell by,” or “best by.” The date will typically be in a “Month/Day/Year” form, so a code like 110324 would mean November 3rd, 2024.

Sell-By Date: Refers to the last day a retailer can display a product for sale; typically a food is safe to eat for 10 days after the Sell-by Date if refrigerated properly. Use-By Date: Refers to the last day a product will maintain its optimum freshness, flavor, and texture.

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Literally it means that it expires after that date which in your example means expires after Jan 2023 passes, hence the first day of the following month. It also most often reflects that the company's tests show that it will be at least 90% effective one year past that date.

Expiration dates typically appear on the front or bank of credit cards. Card issuers list expiration dates using a two-digit month/year format. If your card's expiration date reads as 05/26, the card is active through the last day of May 2026.

Best Before dates are marked with the words “Best Before” and “Meilleur Avant” or “B.B./M.A.” Non-perishable food is still safe to eat past its best before date (as long as the packaging is in-tact and undamaged), although texture or flavour may change over time.