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Yet
another 30+ year old crisp packet - just washed up on the
sea's edge as I walked by. I have now found at least a dozen
packs from this era (though most are not possible to date
exactly as only one or two have offer end dates like this
one). I am mystified as to where they are coming from as
there is very little sign of degradation or colonisation
of the packaging film which you would normally see if the
packaging had spent a long time in the water.
My theory
is that perhaps a container lost in the 1970s may have only
recently shed its contents. However, this theory is slightly
undermined by the fact that dates on the the packs vary
by 2 years - this is longer than the shelf-life of a packet
of crisps even in the 1970s when quality standards were
less rigorous. Maybe landfill erosion?
If anyone has any ideas or finds any other
crisp and snack packaging from the 1970s, please do e-mail
me and let me know about it!
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