Question 13427 — agri-food

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Mr. Michel Delpon draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food to the quality of the display on food products of the use-by date (DLC) or minimum durability date (DDM). Indeed, in many cases, these dates are not sufficiently visible, whether at the time of purchase or when storing the product at home: location difficult to find, reduced readability, date partially erased or which fades over time This does not allow the consumer to have information which is nevertheless essential for the consumption of the product which could present a loss of its micro-biological, taste, physical or nutritional qualities and represent a health danger. In addition, a more readable display would save time and efficiency when sorting products in order of expiration during shelving and restocking. Also, he asks if it is possible to make this information much more readable for the consumer by imposing greater readability and guaranteeing a lifespan of the display at least as long as that of the product.

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