datemark
When something expires
A datemark is a stamp, label, or printed indication showing when something was made, packaged, or should be used by.
The term appears most often in food industry contexts: Check the datemark before buying dairy products.
As a verb, to datemark is to apply such a date: All packages must be datemarked before shipping.
Descriptive information about content
- EXIFPhoto file information standard
- digitalOf discrete data
- synchronizationAligning timing across systems
- UnixMultitasking operating system family
epoch · milliseconds · UTC · GMT · logging · snapshot · server · scheduling
Preserved account or achievement
- catalogOrdered list of items
- archiveStored historical records
- repositoryPlace for storing things
- provenanceRecord of ownership
manuscript · document · artifact · preservation · conservation · authentication · carbon-14 · dendrochronology
State of being unspoiled
- shelf-lifePeriod before spoilage
- perishableProne to decay
- spoilageFood degradation process
- consumableDesigned to be depleted
packaging · labeling · food-safety · preservatives · rotation · inventory · grocery · dairy
metadata
Descriptive information about content
- EXIFPhoto file information standard
- digitalOf discrete data
- synchronizationAligning timing across systems
Unix · epoch · milliseconds · UTC · GMT · logging · snapshot · server · scheduling · NTP
record
Preserved account or achievement
- catalogOrdered list of items
- archiveStored historical records
- repositoryPlace for storing things
provenance · manuscript · document · artifact · preservation · conservation · authentication · carbon-14 · dendrochronology · inscription
freshness
State of being unspoiled
- shelf-lifePeriod before spoilage
- perishableProne to decay
- spoilageFood degradation process
consumable · packaging · labeling · food-safety · preservatives · rotation · inventory · grocery · dairy · meat