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... quayside bakery has withdrawn packs of its bakestone fruited scones with ‘best before’ dates between 10 august 2011 and 18 august 2011 inclusive, because the product contains milk, which is not mentioned on the label

... ” “clearance of the former cadbury’s plant” is also being advertised by auctioneer rabin worldwide, which has scheduled july 19 and july 20 as dates for online or telephone bidders to acquire somerdale kit

... the report was presented to business minister mark prisk yesterday, and it recommends that prosecutions for selling products that have passed use by dates should only be pursued when “where genuine safety risks exist” ... it added that the main criticism of use by dates from producers and retailers was high waste levels and resultant 'markdown' costs ... industry players canvassed also said they believed use by dates were linked to product quality rather than product safety, and were not therefore needed for many products ... the report recommends that use by dates should only be used when food is “highly perishable” from a microbiological standpoint, and “likely after a short period to be an immediate danger to health” ... ” the report calls upon the government to partner industry in developing product-specific guidance on use by dates, to complement forthcoming revised guidance from the department for environment, food and rural affairs (defra) ... sarah appleby, head of enforcement at the food standards agency, said: “use by dates are an important way for consumers to ensure that their food is safe to eat

... farmer gosden’s dairy is recalling all varieties of its luxury jersey ice cream with ‘best before’ dates from 1 october 2011 to 28 december 2011, because the ice cream might be contaminated with bacteria, but are not present at high enough levels to cause a risk to health ... product details the products being recalled are: all farmer gosden’s luxury jersey ice cream varietiesbest before: all dates from 1 october 2011 to 28 december 2011 inclusive the company is recalling the affected products from customers and stockists

... product details: the affected products, with best before dates between 8 and 12 august 2011, are: lamond perkin biscuit (pack of 10) lamond coffee bun (pack of 8)lamond banbury biscuit (pack of 10) lamond has withdrawn the affected products and notices will let consumers know about the recall

... to investigate what people think good hygiene is, in the run-up to food safety week, the agency asked more than 2,000 people across the uk whether they thought a range of statements about food safety were true or false – from the truth about 'use by' dates to the infamous ‘five second rule’ for food dropped on the floor ... four out of ten people questioned thought that ‘use by’ dates are put on food packaging to encourage shoppers to throw it out so they have to buy more ... other dates that also appear, such as ‘best before’ and ‘sell by’ dates, relate to the food’s quality rather than its safety

... more than a third (37%) of people questioned thought that ‘use by’ dates are put on food packaging to encourage shoppers to throw it out so they have to buy more ... other dates that also appear, such as ‘best before’ and ‘sell by’ dates, relate to the food’s quality rather than its safety

... the dates, locations and venues of the meetings are as follows: durham: monday 16 may (6pm-8pm) at durham town hall, market place, durham dh1 1rhbath: monday 16 may (6pm-8pm) at the guildhall, high street, bath ba1 5awcarlisle: tuesday 17 may (6pm-8pm) at the hallmark hotel, court square, carlisle, ca1 1qycolchester: tuesday 17 may (6pm-8pm) at the holiday inn, colchester, abbotts lane, eight ash green, colchester co6 3ql the food standards agency in scotland, in wales and in northern ireland have a different system through which to hear the views of stakeholders

... that means they often throw food away when "best-before" dates expired

... the dates and locations of the public meetings are as follows: durham 16 maybath 16 maycarlisle 17 maycolchester 17 may the food standards agency in scotland, in wales and in northern ireland have a different system through which to hear the views of stakeholders