weight watchers packet drink - dated stock

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My task is to go thru the stock room and clear out the drinks. The stock room is being moved to a different area.

Auction is for one packet Weight Watchers packet drinks selling off for 50c each. You can then pick how many you want to get. No further price reduction.

Some of these items I couldn't find a 'best before' date but have included them in the photo. (please know the difference between a 'best before' date and a 'use by' date as they don't have the same meaning).

Lemon and Lime = 80 packets. Sweet Navel Orange = 39 packets.

Please read the auction properly and not assume it's for the lot.

NOTE: I've spoken with the health dept and been told as long as the items have been clearly declared 'dated stock' so it's drawn to a buyers attention, there is no health issues in selling them and obviously stating/being 'dated stock' you would be buying an item(s) as is.

FOOTNOTE info: As a lot of people are ignorant as to the difference between a 'best before' date or a 'use by' date please glance thru the below....

mpi.govt.nz: Best-before date marks on food A best-before date relates to the food's quality. If it looks and smells okay, it probably is. Check it, sniff it, taste it – don’t waste it. Foods with best-before dates will spoil before they become unsafe to eat. It is legal to sell food past its best-before date.

foodstandards.gov.nz Foods that have a 'best-before' date can legally be sold after that date.

https://www.consumer.org.nz/articles/use-by-dates-on-food Info as to the difference between 'BEST BEFORE' dates and 'USE BY' dates (generally put on perishables).