Reply to "Containers from Canada with ‘substandard’ food denied entry into Guyana"

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ksazma posted:
kp posted:
Since when Guyana's government is so concerned about quality control. They been exporting coke in fish,pepper sauce, in lumber , in Coconut.
Do you really think the look at expired dates on products, for example the bakeries in Guyana don't place expired dates on their products.
No need to. The signs of mildew is sufficient.

Ow man, not fair. In Guyana bread is usually sold the same day it's baked or a day later the most. Cakes too are off the shop shelves within 3 days. No need for expiry dates.

11/8/198:00 AM

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