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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2023 · 4 MIN

Should use-by-dates be removed from more food products?

from Newstalk Breakfast

Marks & Spencers has become the latest big retail name to remove use-by-dates from fresh milk, in an attempt to reduce waste. Should this be extended to include more products on our supermarket shelves? Lyndsey O’Connor, Communications Director of Voice of Irish Concern for the Environment explained what she thought of this new incentive.

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Marks & Spencers has become the latest big retail name to remove use-by-dates from fresh milk, in an attempt to reduce waste. Should this be extended to include more products on our supermarket shelves? Lyndsey O’Connor, Communications...

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