EgunMogaji:
How is this expired?

www.nairaland.com/attachments/7540119_dkfdx7pxcamzgvt_jpega2520e19be2cf4b86b14384778f8283f

baby124:

Don’t you see that they covered the previous expiry date label with a new one?

babeosisi:
[s]Krispy Kreme is a reputable American brand ,loved by all please you folks shouldn't use your fraudulent ways to soil their reputation.
They should change their name please
Naija donuts or something like that
Nigeria is not fit to have a Krispy kreme[/s]

amaniro:
Next that dead eatery called Mr. Biggs

Amagite3:
From; Amagitesblog.com

Consumers Protection Council NG in conjunction with NAFDAC, today, shut down Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Victoria Island, Lagos, following regulatory issues with the shelf life of their raw materials.

According to the Director General of CPC, Babatunde Irukera, the move became necessary on account of serious regulatory violations with using expired doughnut mix and fillings.

https://www.amagitesblog.com/2018/08/nafdac-shuts-down-krispy-kreme-doughnuts-for-using-expired-raw-materials.html

babeosisi:
Krispy Kreme is a reputable American brand ,loved by all please you folks shouldn't use your fraudulent ways to soil their reputation.
They should change their name please
Naija donuts or something like that
Nigeria is not fit to have a Krispy kreme

itswell1:

That thing naa cut and paste dates.doctored

kennynelcon:

Maybe they changed date

itswell1:

That thing naa cut and paste dates.doctored

Two of the most influential groups in the food industry are asking companies to change those pesky "expiration" or "sell by" labels on packaged food.

The labels, you see, don't mean what they appear to mean. Foods don't "expire." Most foods are safe to eat even after that "sell by" date has passed. They just may not taste as good, because they're not as fresh anymore. Companies use the labels to protect the reputation of their products – they want consumers to see and consume their food in as fresh a state as possible. But those dates often have the perverse effect of convincing over-cautious consumers to throw perfectly good food into the trash.
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Some states require expiration dates on items such as milk and meat.

The Grocery Manufacturers Association and the Food Marketing Institute are hoping to prevent that. They're now advising their members, which include most major food manufacturers and retailers, to abolish many current labels, including "Expires on" and "Sell by."

Instead, they're asking companies to use just two labels. One would use the words "Best if used by" a particular date. This label would probably go on most foods. And companies could put a "Use by" date on products that could become less safe as they age. Brian Kennedy, a spokesman for the GMA, said the second label might go on packages of shucked raw oysters, for example.

Some environmental advocacy groups, such as the Natural Resources Defense Council, have been pushing for such a reform for a long time. They say the existing labels have been an obstacle to reducing food waste. Last year, the USDA issued a guidance document that asked companies voluntarily to adopt one universal label, using the words "Best if used by."

adecz:
Nigerians must make their choice.

Do you prefer expired food or
would you rather go without food.

Expired food is harmless to black man.

And, technically speaking, foods are still
good & wholesome, up to three months after
the ’BB’ date.

oyb:


how so? everything on that side is in arabic

also i have read different stuff to the effect that the business of food expiry is not quite so cut and dried

https://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/food-safety-education/get-answers/food-safety-fact-sheets/food-labeling/food-product-dating/food-product-dating

https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2016/12/17/usda-what-do-sell-by-and-best-if-used-by-food-labels-really-mean/#c026fd93e684

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/02/15/515427797/food-companies-may-say-goodbye-to-sell-by-labels



so its possible these are overzealous agents or this is a shakedown

Sunofgod:
See why it's better to buy akara....

israelmao:
Expired drugs,expired government etc

baby124:

Food expires oooo. A lot of these articles are sponsored by lobbyists to relax regulations on food. I have seen how expired food can make one really sick. Foods that pass their sell by date in cans start to look strange. You consider that these companies probably stretch this sell by date to the maximum they can get away with based on food standards. So, don’t mind these articles o. Those labels are there for a reason. Once food approach 2 months to sell by date abroad they put it on serious sale in the super market.

oyb:


Please take time to actually read the articles. At least one is from the usda.