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Originally Posted by Bonedwarf
Thanks  Been this side of the pond more than eight years now, and still get messed up with the dates. At least in England it's standard. Nobody seems to be able to make up their minds here. Especially food packagers. "Okay, so does 04/06 mean April 2006, or June 2004?" |
Considering food can spoil quickly, o4/06 probably refers to April 6th.
