Spend Less By Buying Expiring Food
Grocery stores can use new technology to charge lower prices for expiring products.
Grocery stores can use new technology to charge lower prices for expiring products.
Grocery industry groups introduce new expiration dates that eliminate confusion about when food should be thrown away.
A new program discourages waste, by putting coupons on products that are about to expire.
Grocery stores say they will no longer stock thousands of products, in order to comply with a new labeling law in Vermont.
Lawmakers are proposing a standardized expiration-date system, to prevent us from throwing away food before it’s really expired.
A new proposal blames “best by” dates for causing food waste, so it suggests scrapping the dates altogether on many grocery products.
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Couponers are pretty familiar with Chobani Greek yogurt – there are often coupons available that will make the single-serve cups free or close to it. But now, some are swearing off the product and wouldn’t accept a cup if you paid them to take it. If you can even find Chobani products in your local store, that is. Chobani has[Read More…]