![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() And knowing what shelf-life dates mean is the first step in cutting food waste. Cutting this waste would save you money, lower overall food prices, and lead to a significant reduction in carbon impact and other environmental damage. That’s a lot of money and a lot of waste. In terms of money, that’s hundreds every year in meats, fruit, vegetables and grain products. The average American family throws away 40% of their food. Why does it matter? Americans are tossing out at least $161 billion in food each year. But what does each guideline really mean? And is it really safe to eat the food after the use or sell by dates versus throwing it away? Food Waste is a Huge Problem ![]()
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