Remarks

[live4christp1]

While sitting and typing some export documents I started wondering about all the pointless irrelevant little disclaimers I have to type on all this stuff.

Here's a favorite

"THE POULTRY MEAT/POULTRY MEAT PRODUCT WAS PRODUCED ON OR AFTER NOVEMBER 9, 2004."

Sure it was relevant on November 10, 2004 and for a good year after that but seriously.......would anybody still be trying to move meat that was from 2004??????

Anyone else have any pointless or funny remarks/disclaimers to add?

 

[Evil Genius]

If you worked in the frozen food industry that is a very relevant statement. And yes there are some frozen meats that are good for up to 10 years.

 

[live4christp1]

If you worked in the frozen food industry that is a very relevant statement. And yes there are some frozen meats that are good for up to 10 years.

I do but most all our inventory is on a 6 month or less expiration depending upon how processed it is and what customer it's for, different companies have different expectations/standards. I've seen some of the inventory that got missed and is out of date.......over 2 years old and it starts looking pretty rough.....even if it has been frozen according to USDA regulations the entire time.


What exactly is in that chicken anyway??? You really don't want to know!!!!!!