Category: Retail law

While the FDA does not require expiration dates on dietary supplements, many manufacturers provide them. This brings up a critical question for consumers: Can a store sell expired vitamins? The answer involves legal distinctions, safety considerations, and knowing what the date on the bottle truly signifies.

While the law often defines an alcoholic beverage as having an alcohol content greater than 0.5% ABV, many retailers and hospitality venues enforce a blanket age restriction for alcohol-free products, such as cider. This is not a legal mandate but a company-level policy designed to prevent confusion and promote responsible retailing.