Best before date

[parkranger]

What is the latest, but still acceptable, Best Before Date to put on honey labels?

 

[georgia b]

I think the accepted norm for a best before date is two years - that's what I use.

 

[VEG]

I use 2 years in advance

 

[Pugmitch]

Two years is the guidance I've been given.

 

[Rob den Dekker]

From the BBKA:

"4. Best before date: Honey will keep in good condition for many years if it is kept in an airtight container at a constantly low temperature but an appropriate durability or 'Best before' date must be given. Two years from the date of bottling is reasonable. If this specifies day month and year, a lot number is not required."

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

I'm tempted on my next print order to get a few printed

Best Before End...........Of the World!​

 

[Dusty Rhodes]

I'm tempted on my next print order to get a few printed

Best Before End...........Of the World!​

........... or two years, as everyone else has said.


Dusty

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

........... or two years, as everyone else has said.


Dusty

Been walking the streets with your sandwich boards again Dusty drumming up business?

 

[Dusty Rhodes]

Given up on you, JBM.


Dusty

 

[user 6228]

Alternative wording

"For storage beyond 100 years keep unopened in a very dry, cool place such as Pyramid."

 

[ichbinpaul]

Assured to contain just the same amount of pesticides herbicides fungicides and heavey metals or nano particles from chemtrails! as the day it was capped enjoy! it couldnt possibly go off!!!!!!