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In response to
"lots of stuff is good after the expiration date. in many ways it is a marketing ploy for you to buy more -- nm"
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peglegpete
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not really. It's just retailers trying to ensure a certain level of quality
Posted by
Reagen
Sep 28 '13, 18:19
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of course stuff doesn't go bad immediately after the date on the package, but they're willing to stand by saying it's as good a product as they want to sell up until that date. After that, they'd rather not take the risk of you buying something that's degraded in quality and blaming them for it.
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