枠外記載

English translation: "see package" or "printed on the package"

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Japanese term or phrase:枠外記載
English translation:"see package" or "printed on the package"
Entered by: Ben Dooley

03:38 May 4, 2007
Japanese to English translations [PRO]
Food & Drink / Product labeling
Japanese term or phrase: 枠外記載
From a product label, next to date of importation. Can this be translated as "see package", or am I missing the meaning all together?

Thanks!
Ben Dooley
Local time: 02:15
"see package" or "printed on the package"
Explanation:
Yes, "枠外記載" means "see package" or "printed on the package". Usually I find it on a product label, especially foods, like "賞味期限:枠外記載" (Best-Before: See package), when the date is printed somewhere on the package (not on the label).
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nordlys75
Japan
Local time: 15:15
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4 +4"see package" or "printed on the package"
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"see package" or "printed on the package"


Explanation:
Yes, "枠外記載" means "see package" or "printed on the package". Usually I find it on a product label, especially foods, like "賞味期限:枠外記載" (Best-Before: See package), when the date is printed somewhere on the package (not on the label).

nordlys75
Japan
Local time: 15:15
Native speaker of: Native in JapaneseJapanese
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Thanks for your help!
Notes to answerer
Asker: Thanks very much. Glad I'm not going crazy :)


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