What do the colored tags on bread wrappers mean?

Question

The tags are colored and dated and the color says when it was made. Like (not correct just ex.) blue is Monday, yellow is Tuesday etc.

Answer 1

they are placed there so its easy for the stocker to see what is the older stock,,, what has expired etc,different colors for days is easier for them then looking at each tag,, and also for the consumer if they wish to check the date,,,,

Answer 2

Every day, around 4-6 am, the route driver for the bread co. stops by the store to see how many loaves sold, and how many are still there. All bread's dates are monitored by color. If he notices that an old color is on the bread on the shelf, he takes the bread and replaces it with newer bread with a different color tag.

This is good not only for quality control (they won't be selling much bread if the store customers are unhappy with it), and will help the marketer make more $$ (they won't make any money if they haven't put more bread on the shelf to sell)

Answer 3

I believe the other tag color is white. I refer to them when I am buying bread to get the freshest which you will find behind the older bread, and sometimes I won't buy bread that day because there is no fresh available, depends on the tag color.

Answer 4

I know the order they go in is blue, red, orange, green and yellow, and that there is no bread delivery on Sunday, but I can't remember the other day. If you remember the BROGY rule, you can always get the freshest bread!

Answer 5

they are a "freshometer"! They can rotate the loaves depending on the color of the tags.

Answer 6

you have answered your own question,its so the shops know how fresh they are

Answer 7

You answered your own question.......

Answer 8

it means nothin. all it means is that was when it was made,that's all...