Mr IBRAHIM: I heard someone say could you help me check the EXPIRING DATE of this milk?

Is this expression correct?

Response from FacEnglish:

Using EXPIRING DATE to mean the date after which something is not safe to eat or can no longer be use is un-English.

There is nothing like EXPIRING DATE in English dictionaries. What is appropriate in this regard is EXPIRY DATE or EXPIRATION DATE.

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