lõppkuupäevaga

lõppkuupäevaga is an Estonian term that translates to "with an expiration date" or "having an expiration date." It is commonly used in contexts related to food products, medicines, and other perishable goods. When an item has a lõppkuupäevaga, it signifies that it is intended to be consumed or used by a specific date to ensure its quality, safety, and efficacy.

The lõppkuupäevaga, often indicated by "parim enne" (best before) or "kõlblik kuni" (use by), provides consumers with guidance on the product's shelf life. The "parim enne" date suggests when the product will be at its peak quality, while the "kõlblik kuni" date indicates the last date the product is considered safe to consume. Exceeding the "kõlblik kuni" date may pose health risks.

Understanding and observing lõppkuupäevaga is crucial for maintaining food safety and avoiding waste. Consumers are advised to check these dates before purchasing and consuming products. Retailers are also responsible for managing their inventory to ensure that products are sold within their designated expiration periods. The concept of lõppkuupäevaga is a standard practice in consumer protection and product management.