Reading product labels
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This document discusses important information that is included on food and drink product labels. Product labels contain information such as the type of food in the package, intended use, manufacturing date, expiry date, and any precautions or warnings. The manufacturing date indicates when the product was made, and the expiry date shows how long it is considered safe for use or consumption. Precautionary information can include allergen warnings or instructions for proper use.
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