Question

The expiration date on a product refers to the last date a product should be __________. A. sold to a customer. B. used before chances of spoiling increase. C. packaged and put out on the shelves. D. thrown away if not eaten.

Answer 1

The answer is B. Used before chances of spoiling increase.

Step-by-step explanation:

If we take into account that foods are perishable products, which obliges the producer of the same, to place an expiration date to avoid adverse effects due to its consumption, as well as intoxication, stomach upset, diarrheal diseases, among others. This expiration date is calculated taking into account the type of food; So we have for example that meat products, such as chicken, fish meat, rex meat and pork, are the ones with the shortest expiration date, it must also take into account how manipulated the products are during their production.

Answer 2

The answer is B because when the product is still being used after it's expiration date, it has higher chances of having mold or spoiling. That's why you would always want the product with the latest expiration date, so that the product won't expire so early. In which could mean that that type of product is the freshest.