Ingredients labelling

dad_of_jon · Feb 8, 2024

I'd have thought the malt extract that was packed later in the year would have a later bbe date than the one packed earlier. A labeling typo or MM or
their bulk supplier came across a bag in the back of the warehouse?

Toyah Wilcox strikes again!

Rwilts · Feb 8, 2024

RichardM · Feb 8, 2024

@borischarlton might be able to explain

lancon · Feb 9, 2024

batch number style imply 2 different suppliers?

dad_of_jon · Feb 9, 2024

Rwilts said:
?

It's a mystery to me, a mystery to me. It's a mystery, oh it's a mystery I'm still searching for a clue. :laugh8:

Twostage · Feb 9, 2024

lancon said:
batch number style imply 2 different suppliers?

They are re-packaging so my guess would be that they are transferring the BBE from the container they are packing from. This makes their packing date sort of irrelevant.

borischarlton · Feb 9, 2024

Hello,

The pack date is really important for us along with batch code so we have complete transparency and traceability right back to Muntons production.
The BB date is shorter than we normally expect which is why it is on offer at the moment

The batch codes and BB come directly from the manufacturer and are transferred exactly when we repack. It's not unusual to have multiple batch codes of the same pallet when we receive a bulk delivery.
Cheers,
Rob

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