Pet-treat pack date

What it does

When to use

• You bag treats and want the pack day plus a nickname on one card.
• You want a shop word for how the bag feels, or a note that the bag was opened. Text you type, not a meter.
• You want a best-by, use-by, or reopen-by date as a label you print in your own words.

Examples

• Chicken bites: nickname “Sat bites”, item code B12, packed today, status packed. No moisture number.
• Open bag: feel word “open bag”, note “zip closed after 4pm”. Not a lab result.
• Shop label: type a best-by date you chose. The card says it is a shop label, not a certified shelf life. Stock stays put.

When not to use

• A lab moisture assay, a percent from a probe, or Bluetooth. Never.
• AAFCO, FDA, or Thai pet-food certification. A vet nutrition claim. A shelf-life guarantee. Never.
• Free formula, materials list, cost, or stock. toxic flag stays off the Free plan. Not Fridge temperature log, Display fridge temp, Waste log, Chocolate temperature, Use-first labels, Allergen clean-down, Stall opening checklist, Curing tracker, or PGA.

Features

• New card. Nickname and item code are optional. Pack date is the shop’s day. Status starts as draft.
• Optional feel word (dry, soft, damp, open bag) and a short note. Optional photo of the bag.
• Optional best-by, use-by, and reopen-by dates, plus a text note. Today and the recent Bangkok window list the cards. English paste copies a label.

Works with

Where to find it: Workspace → Today

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