CanadaCanada in Brief, May 31 - June 6SavePrintPackaged meat at a grocery store in Montreal. A national study says confusing and unnecessary best-by labels on food are a major cause of food waste in Canada. The Canadian Press/Ryan RemiorzThe Canadian Press5/31/2018|Updated: 1/9/2019Improve best-before labels to reduce food waste, confusion: StudyA national study says confusing and unnecessary best-before labels are a major cause of food waste in Canada.The National Zero Waste Council says consumers are confused about what best-before labels actually mean.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentThe Canadian PressAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesMustangs to Hold Benefit Game for Hockey Players Who Died in Alberta Highway CrashFeb 08, 2026Ontario Liberals Announce Date to Select New Leader, Kicking Off RaceFeb 07, 2026Ottawa Gives Canada Post a $1.01-Billion Loan Amid Ongoing Financial StrugglesFeb 07, 2026Balmy in BC and Alberta as Jet Stream’s Dip South Brings Deep Freeze to OntarioFeb 07, 2026Related TopicsCanada