What good does it do to put the expiration date on a product in a way that it can’t be read? Grrrrrrrr.

  I bought some packs of assorted flavors of yogurt, I can’t remember how long ago, the last individual “cup” has been in the refrigerator and yesterday I put it in my lunch before leaving the house. Being yogurt, I’m not especially worried about it going a couple of days or even a few days beyond its expiration date and I will still eat it as long as it’s not blatantly obvious that it is spoiled.

 Then when break time came and I ate my lunch, I at least wanted to see what the expiration date was. Lo and behold, this is why I found:




  The expiration date is stamped directly over the name of the product, both the stamp and the name are in black ink, and the font/size of the name are much larger and thicker than the stamp, obscuring the latter to the point of illegibility.
 
  I opened it anyway to inspect the contents, no visible nor olfactory indications of it having gone bad, so I mentally flipped a coin, decided to try it, and 18 hours later, everything still appears to be fine. However, what good does it do to put the expiration date on a product in a way that it can’t be read? Grrrrrrrr.

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