根据第一段“Changing the wording about expiration dates (保质期) on food items of easily going bad — which is currently unregulated (缺乏监管) and widely variable — could help reduce food waste, according to a new Cornell University study. (康奈尔大学的一项新研究表明,改变目前不受监管且变化...
Expiration dates on food products are not required by federal law, except for infant formula. When they're used, they usually indicate that the food should have its best taste and texture up until that date. It is an assurance of quality, not an assurance of safety.1 Expiration dates on ...
However, the FDA says consumers often wrongly view the dates as the end date for foods, leading to billions of dollars worth of food being mistakenly thrown out. When it comes to date labeling, it’s guidance for “how fast to consume [the] food before the quality deteriorates,”Abby...
Countries around the world waste huge amounts of food every year, and the United States is one of the worst offenders. 37% of US food waste comes from individual households. And roughly 20% of those food items are tossed because consumers aren’t sure how to interpret the dates they’re ...
B. What different dates on food packages mean. C. What kinds of nutrients different food has. D. Whether it's safe to eat food after the expirationdate. 2阅读理解 A food expiration(有效期) date is a calendar date.Before this date, the food is at its best quality(质量) andis good ...
In Japan, the expiration date and the consumption date are determined based on the JAS Law and the Food Sanitation Law. While in Japan, have you ever wondered where the expiration date on food products are? Here we will explain what the dates on food products in Japan mean. ...
This paper will examine the relationship between expiration dates on food and the visual-based perceptions about law that inform these socio-legal semiotics of regulation while exploring the complexity of law concerning the symbolism, construction, and reception of such labels as either legal truth or...
Changing the wording about expiration dates (有效期) on perishable (容易腐坏的) food items could help reduce food waste, according to a new study. “With very few exceptions, the date labels (标签) that are used in the United States are not standardized,” said Brad Rickard, a researcher ...
Every year, about a third of all food in the United States goes to waste. A healthy portion of that is due to confusion about labeling dates.
解析 bad 题目要求填入一个形容词描述食物变质的状态。根据句意,"Don't eat the food which has gone ___",需要填入的词语应该是"bad",表示食物已经变质。因此,完整的句子应该是"Don't eat the food which has gone bad",意思是“不要吃已经变质的食物”。反馈 收藏 ...