In the United States alone, nearly 121 billion pounds of food are wasted every year. While much of this can be attributed to supply chain issues, excessively high cosmetic standards for produce, and ...

With all that food, it helps to have a system to prevent some of these goods from expiring. It can be as simple as stocking ...

Everyone has been there: walking into the pantry, reaching for your favorite bag of chips, only to realize it’s past the date ...

The easiest labeling method is the tried and true tape and marker. Write the date on the tape and stick it on the packaging. You can also use a permanent marker to write the expiration date on the ...

You don't have to immediately toss anything that's "expired." Expiration dates are common on almost every food item, ...

Out with the old, in with the new! This adage applies to many areas of our lives, especially our pantries. Shelves are lined with canned goods, rice containers and cereal boxes, sometimes stocked ...

An curved arrow pointing right. "Sell by" dates and "use by" dates can be confusing. Here's how long your food actually lasts. Produced by Devan Joseph. Original reporting by Mallory Schlossberg.

Is canned food supposed to list an expiration date? Nope, not unless it's baby food or formula. What about sell-by and use-by dates? Most cans list them. Once these days pass, you can usually ...