徐欣玮

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it.But how much attention do we really paid to the expiry .
Yeah,sell- by date or use- by date,those are of the two that I am guided by. Going with your guide on something and using ,even if they are passing their date.If it's rotten,I throw it away,but if it looks ok,it's not moldy,then I eat it.But it if says it's use-by,I will use it.And if it,you know,smells funny,I throw it away.
The government try to stop  people wasting so much food by making the lables on packaging less confusing. So, out with the words,sell-by and display until, instead the new guidelines will suggust  manufacturers sticks with use-by or best before. It's estimated the UK household throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drinks every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
So we want to simplfy this,so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons,if it's perishable,something like soft cheese or smoked fish,and then we want best before as an alternative for food that simply deteriating quality.
THe people's supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food.It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that is getting old to make sure it's not wasted .And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.
Now we are so conditioned as our consumers to think about um... dates ,numbers and so on.To take out  display-by dates and sold-by date,which are only for the supermarkets' benefits is going to ,one of the things I think ,for the amount of the food that gets chopped away.
And the cost of living keeps on rising ,the savings too, might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

kylekan

Almost everthing we eat have some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiry?

yeah, sell by date or use by date, those are the two that I'm guided by.


Going with your god on somthing in using them even if they've passed their date.

If it's rotten, it's rotten. You throw it away. If it looks ok, it's not moldy. Then I eat it.

But it says use by, i'll use it. Then you know if it smells funny, I throw it away.

The government is trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until instead the new guidlines will suggest manufactures sitck with use by and best before.

It's estimated that UK households throw away 8.3million tons of food and drink every year. And campaigners say 60percent of that could be avoided, saving families up to 50 pounds a month.

We want to similife this so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reason if it is perishable something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simplily deteriorating quality.

The people supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it's not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.

Now we saw condition that consumers think about date, numbers and so on. To take out display by date and sell by date which there only for the supermarket's benifit is gonne do one as I think the amount of food gets chopped away.

And the cost of living keeps on rising, the saving too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

zhongluo123

Almost everything we eat has some dates on it, but how much do we really pay attention to the expiry?
Expire date, use by date, those are the two that I get guided by
Going with your guide on sth and use it even their have passed their dates
If it is rotten, it's rotten, you throw it away. For some, if you look them OK, then I eat it.
But if it says 'use by', I will use it, then if it is, you know, smells funny, I throw it away.
The government is trying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead, the new guidelines will suggest manufacturers stick with Use by or best before. It's estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year, and campaingers say 60% of that could be avoided, saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, sth like soft cheeses and smoked fish, and then we want best before as an alternative, for the food that simply deteriorating quality.
The People Supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old, to make sure it's not wasted. And they try, when possible, to avoid showing any dates on food.
Now we saw conditioned...as a cosumer, to think about dates and numbers and so on. To take out all display by dates and sell-by dates, which is only for supermarkets' benefits. **** gonna ***** food chopped away.
And as the cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.
Karria Pressed, sky news, central London

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

qiapa

HW
Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it. But how much attention do we really pay to the expiry?

Yeah, sell-by date or use-by date, those are the two that I'm guided by.

Going with your God on something and using it even if they have passed their dates.

If it's rotten then it's rotten, you throw it away. If it looks ok, it's not molded, then I eat it.

But if it says use-by, I will use it. Then if it's, you know, smells funny, I throw it away.

The government's trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words, sell-by and display until, instead, the new guidelines will suggest manufactures stick with use-by or better-before.

It's estimated the UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year. And campaigners say that 60 percent of that could be avoided, saving families up to 50 pounds a month.

So we want to simplify this so that you can see when a food should be used-by for food safety reasons, if it's perishable, something like soft cheese or smoke fish. And then we want best-before as alternative for foods that simply deteriorating quality. The People's Supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it's not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.

Now we are still conditioned to, as consumers, to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display-by dates and sell-by dates, which they are only for the supermarkets' benefit. It's going to do wonders, I think, for the amount of food that gets chucked away.

And as the cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too, might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.

Harriet Prest, Sky News, central London.

阿福歪歪

Homework
Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really paid is expiry.
Yes, sell by date, use by date, those are of two that I guided, guided by.
Going with your guide on something you using even if they are passing their date
If there is rotness, rotness right away, for    , if it looks I cares no more day than the two.
But if you says use by, I will hear that differs you know, for smells funny after right away.
The government tried to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on package less confusing.  So out with the words, sell by and display until, instead the new guideline suggested manufacturer stick with use by or best before.  
It is estimated the UK households threw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every years, and campaigners say the 60 percent of that could be avoided, saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safty reasons, if it is       , something like soft drink or smoke fish.  And let me want best before as alternative for food star, simply deteriorating quality.
The people's super market in central London was founded on the believe that many shops waste too much food, it even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old food to make sure it's no wasted.  And they try while possible to avoid showing any dates on food.
Now with conditions as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on.  To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they only for the supermarket benefits is got to one thing I think for the amount of food gets chucked away.
And the cost of living keeps on rising, the saving is too ______ enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

lyroy

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it,but how much attention we really pay to the expiry.
Yeah,sell by date or use by date,those are the two that i guide by
Going with your guide on something in using even if they've passed their date.
If it is rotten,it is rotten you throw it away.For some if you look like it's not mouldy then i ate it.
But if says use by,i will use it.Then if it is,you know,it smell is funny ,i throw it away.
The government is trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing.So out with the words,sell-by and display until instead the new guidelines will suggest manufactures stick with use-by or better before.
It's estimated the UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink everyyear and campaigners said 60 percent of that could be avoided,saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
So we want to simplify this so that you can see when a food should be used-by for food safety reasons if it is perishable,something like soft cheese or smoked fish and then we want best before as an alternative for food start simply deteriorating quality.
The people's supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it'snot wasted and they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.

Now we are so conditioned as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display-by dates and sell-by dates which are there only for the supermarket's benefits. It's gonna do one as I think for the amount of food that gets chopped away.

And the cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too, might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.


This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

lyroy

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it,but how much attention we really pay to the expiry.
Yeah,sell by date or use by date,those are the two that i guide by
Going with your guide on something in using even if they've passed their date.
If it is rotten,it is rotten you throw it away.For some if you look like it's not mouldy then i ate it.
But if says use by,i will use it.Then if it is,you know,it smell is funny ,i throw it away.
The government is trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing.So out with the words,sell-by and display until instead the new guidelines will suggest manufactures stick with use-by or better before.
It's estimated the UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink everyyear and campaigners said 60 percent of that could be avoided,saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
So we want to simplify this so that you can see when a food should be used-by for food safety reasons if it is perishable,something like soft cheese or smoked fish and then we want best before as an alternative for food start simply deteriorating quality.
The people's supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it'snot wasted and they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.

Now we are so conditioned as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display-by dates and sell-by dates which are there only for the supermarket's benefits. It's gonna do one as I think for the amount of food that gets chopped away.

And the cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too, might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.



This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

lyroy

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it,but how much attention we really pay to the expiry.
Yeah,sell by date or use by date,those are the two that i guide by
Going with your guide on something in using even if they've passed their date.
If it is rotten,it is rotten you throw it away.For some if you look like it's not mouldy then i ate it.
But if says use by,i will use it.Then if it is,you know,it smell is funny ,i throw it away.
The government is trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing.So out with the words,sell-by and display until instead the new guidelines will suggest manufactures stick with use-by or better before.
It's estimated the UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink everyyear and campaigners said 60 percent of that could be avoided,saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
So we want to simplify this so that you can see when a food should be used-by for food safety reasons if it is perishable,something like soft cheese or smoked fish and then we want best before as an alternative for food start simply deteriorating quality.
The people's supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it'snot wasted and they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.
Now we are so conditioned as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display-by dates and sell-by dates which are there only for the supermarket's benefits. It's gonna do one as I think for the amount of food that gets chopped away.
And the cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too, might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.



This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

lxyalfalfa

HW
Almost everything we eat has some kinds of a date on it. But how mush attention do we really paid the expery.Somebody  by datal ,use by date, those of what too that I  guide  get to buy going with your guydon sth news past their dates.If it is rodeness ~ fo my wife look srh more date ni~.But if it is use by I would use remain you knows mellspass afar way.
The governments try to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packing less confusing. So, out with the words sell by and display on tale instead new guidelines will suggest many factories stick with use by all better before.
Escesmated~ the UK households threw away 8.3million tones of food and drink every year and capiner said 60% could be off waited, saving families about 50 pounds of a month.
So we want to simplify this so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it’s perishible sth like soft cheese and smoked fish and then we want best before as alternative for foods simplify diterating quality.The people supermarket in center London was fond of believe many shops waste too much food it even has so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old .so make sure it is not waste. And they try when possible to avoid showing any dates on food.
Now we saw conditioned as a consumer to think about dates numbers and so on to take out display by dates an sale by dates where should only for the supermarket benefit is gonna to you one does I think for the  enough  food gets check away and the cost of living keeps on rising, the saving is too.Maybe it sent enough to look beyond the date on the packing.Here it pressed, Sky News, Center London

1143smj

almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it ,but how much attention do we really pay to the expiry ?
yes by date of ,use by date that i too guide by
goning with your guide on something you're using and even something has passed their date
if it is rotten ,it's rotten then i throw it away .For some if you look that's okay, it’s not molded, then I ate it .
but if it say used by i'll here say then if it is you know the smell is funny ,i throw it away
the government is  trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the  the lable on packaging less confusing ,so out with the words ,sell by and display until instead the new guide line will suggest manufacture stick with used by and best before.it estimated the uk household usually throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year .and the companer said 70%of that could be avoided,saving families out of 50 pounds a month
we want to simplified this and so that you can see when a food should  be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, somethings like soft cheese and somken fish  and let me  warned  best before as alternative for food stab simplly  deteriorating quality .
the people supermarket in center london was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food .ie even so has a kitchen to cook anything that is geeting old to make sure  that it is  not wasted .and they try will possible to avoid showing any dates on the food .
now we serve dishes as consumers to think about dates  numbers and so on.to take all display by dates and sell by dates which they're only thing  for the supermarkets benefits is  gonna do warn the  this i think for the none of the food  to get  checked away
and does the cost of living keeps on raising ,the savings too might  be insensitive enough to  look beyond the date on the packaging  
hurriet pressed sky news centeral london

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

cyb1143

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it.But how much attention do we really pay to the expiry.Yeah,some-by date or use-by date,those are the only two that I guide them buy.Going with your guide on something using even they past their date.xxx.But it is used by I will use it.Then if it is,you know,the smell is funny,I will throw it away.
Governments are trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing.So out with the words,sell-by and display until instead the new guidelines will suggest manufacturers' stick with use-by or best before.It is estimated the U.K. household throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year.And campaigners say that 60 percent of that could be avoided,saving family's up to 50 pounds a month.So we want to simplify this so that you can see when our food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is xx,something like soft cheese or smoke fish.And we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriorating quality.The People Supermarket in central London with founded believe that many shops waste too much food it even has so in kitchen to cook anything that's getting old.So make sure it is not wasted and they try where possible to avoid showing any date on food.Now we are so conditioned as a consumer to think about dates numbers and so on to take out display by dates and sell by dates which is uneven to supermarkets' benefit is going to wonder that thing for the now of food day gets checked away.And the cost of living keeps on rising the savings too may be sensitive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.


This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

1143FZX

almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it,but how much attention do we really pay to the expiry.
yes sell-by-date or use-by-date,those are the only 2 that i guy to buy it.going with you guy on something that is news in even they've passed their dates.if it's wrong,you throw it away,for if some you look like it's not molded,that i eat it.but if it says use-by ,i'll use it,then if it's ,you know,the smell is funny ,i throw it away.
the government try to stop people wastingso much food by making the lables on packaging less confusing.so out with the words sell by andy display until instead the new guidelines will suggest many factories stick with use-by or best before.
it suggest that UK house holds throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year.and campayners say that 60 percent of that could be avoided, saving families up to 50 pounds a month.
so we want to simplify this,so that you can see when that food should be used by,for food safety reasons if it's parrelsheble,something like soft cheeze or smoked fish.let me want,best before,as no ternetife,for food start simply deteeriating quality.
the people in supermarket and central London resfounded on the belief that many shops waste too much food.even it has it so in kicten to cook anything this getting old,so make sure it's not wasted.and they try we're possible to avoid showing any dates on food.
now we're in conditioned to as a consumer to think about dates,numbers and so on to take out display by dates and sell by dates which their only for the supermarkets' benefit is gonna to do the wonders i think,for the amount of food that get choked away.
and as the cost of living keeps on rising,the savings too,might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaing.
harriet prest,sky news,central London

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

kkkkkklzj

HW
Almost everything we eat has some kinds of date on it.But how much attention do we really pay to the expery.sell by date or use by date Those are the two that i gotta buy.Going with your got on something and using them even if they are pass their date If it's rotten you throw it away .For some it looks like ok.It's **And i ate it If that's use by,i'll use it Then if it's you know it smells funny I throw it away.
The government are trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the lables on packaging less confusing.So out with the words sell by and display until  instead the new guide line will suggest manufactory  stick with use by or best before It's estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year.And companioners say that 60% of that coule be avoided ,saving family up to 50 pounds a month.So we want to simplify this ,so that you can see food should be used by for food safety reasons if it's perishable .Something like soft cheese or smoked fish and then we want best before as alternative for foods start **quality The people's supermarket in central London wa sfounded on the belief that many shops waste too many food It even has it's own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it's not wasted And they tried where possible to any dates on food .Now we are so conditioned as consumers to think about dates numbers and so on. To take out display by date and sell by date which they are only for supermarket's benefits It's gonna do one as i think for the amount of before food gets **away And as the cost of living keeps on rising ,the savings too,might be incentive enough to to look beyond the date on packaging


This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

张诗君1141

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it,but how much attention do we really pay its inspiring?
Yeah,sell-by date or use-by date,these are two that I gonna to buy.
Going with you got on something you using even if they have passed the date.
If it's rutten,it's rutten,you throw it away.For some if you look that's okay,it’s not molded,then I ate it.

But it says use-by,I will use it.Then if it's,you know,the smell is funny,I throw it away.

The government is trying to stop people wasting so much food by making the labels on packaging less confusing.So,out with the words sell-by and display until,instead,the new guidelines will suggest manufacturers stick with use-by or best before.It's estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food and drink every year.And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided, saving families up to 50 pounds a month.

So we want to simplify this.So that you can see,when a food should be used by for food safety reasons if it's perishable,something like soft cheese or smoked fish and then we want best before as alternative for foods start simply deteriorating quality.

The People's Supermarket in Central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food.It even has its own kitchen to cook anything that's getting old to make sure it's not wasted and they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.

Now we are so conditioned as consumers to think about dates,numbers and so on. To take out display-by dates and sell-by dates which are there only for the supermarket's benefits,it's gonna do one thing,as I think,for the amount of food that gets chopped away.

And as the cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too,might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging.

Harret Prest,Sky News,Central London.



This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

sunpinglove

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

HW： Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring? Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat, throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away. The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before. It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month. So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality. The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food. Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away. And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging

Almost everything we eat has some kind of date on it, but how much attention do we really pay to the expiring?
Yes, sell by date or use by date, those are what two that I guide to buy. Going with your guide on something that using even they’re passing their dates. If it is wrongly,// meat,
throw it away if some if you look at case not motty and I ate it. But if it says use by I would use that than deffits over, you know if smell is funny, I throw it away.
The government’s tying to stop people wasting so much food, by making the labels on packaging less confusing. So out with the words sell by and display until, instead the new guidelines would suggest manufactures stick with use by or better before.
It is estimated that UK households throw away 8.3 million tons of food during every year. And campaigners say that 60% of that could be avoided. Saving families up to 50 punds of month.
So we want to simplify this, so that you can see when the food should be used by for food safety reasons if it is perishable, something like soft cheese or smoked fish. And then we want best before as alternative for foods that simply deteriating quality.
The people’s supermarket in central London was founded on the belief that many shops waste too much food. It even has a // so in kitchen to cook anything that’s getting old to make sure it’s not wasted. And they try where possible to avoid showing any dates on food.
Now it is so conditioned that as consumers to think about dates, numbers and so on. To take out display by dates and sell by dates which they are only for the supermarket benefit, it’s gonna to do wonders I think for email of food that gets chart away.
And as cost of living keeps on rising, the savings too might be incentive enough to look beyond the date on the packaging
This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!