A supermarket manager receives a pallet of yogurt labeled with a use-by date that is one day earlier than the store's planned display date. Applying knowledge of date labels and retail practice, what should the manager do?

• A. Place the yogurt on sale and continue selling past the use-by date because consumers typically prefer discounted near-expiry items and there is no legal restriction.
• B. Remove the product from shelves for safety reasons because the use-by date indicates the last recommended consumption day; either return, discount, or discard per store policy.
• C. Ignore the use-by date because only best-by dates matter for dairy; sell normally and issue refunds if customers complain.
• D. Re-label the products with a later sell-by date to align with display plans, since stores can change dates as long as they note the modification.

Answer: (B)