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  • That's a best before date, not an expiry / use by date.

    So technically correct - they probably are better if they are less than a year old.

  • @sumo

    Mr Ts&Cs @tw has said it. A roasting date and a best before of 3-4 months after this would be more accurate. Claiming ludicrous longevity shows a lack of care about the product and the consumer.

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