Food labelling laws can be complicated. So don’t expect “absolutely true, verified by much scientific research down to the atomic level” labels. Guidelines are provided by the relevant authorities, food companies follow the guidelines and put the appropriate labels. The meaning of the expiry date is probably something like “We’re 99.9% sure that the food contained will not expire by this date but it probably lasts a lot longer. But we don’t know how long because who the heck has time to test things this long anyway”
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