How to (actually) read an interpret best before and expiry dates

Sid is joined by lifestyle and food expert, Rita DeMontis to outline the difference between best before and expiry dates on your groceries to help reduce food waste.
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[@user-bf9wu9qc8u]

I would like it better if they put expire date on food.

[@keepsmiling1982]

Milk in a carton lasts longer then milk in a bag. Iève had milk in a carton last 6 weeks after the best before date when opened.

[@billboggs6641]

Ask my mom. " those dates are only guidelines " . Also bruises on apples? " eat arounxd them "

[@drprogensteinphp]

What a ridiculous segment. Both are self-explanatory by name. Contrary to the Breakfast Television hype, and what they'd like you to believe, there really isn't that much confusion over these two descriptions.