The phrase "its expiry date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the date after which a product or item is no longer considered safe or effective to use.
Example: "Please check the label to ensure that you are using the medication before its expiry date."
Alternatives: "its expiration date" or "the date of expiration."
Last month, a Brazilian consumer group said it had found food past its expiry date in the hotels where the Italy and England teams are staying.
It was one month away from its expiry date," said one of the organisers.
"People are becoming desperate," says Thanassis Sotiropoulos, one of many supermarket owners who contribute food close to its expiry date to a charity that distributes it to soup kitchens around Athens.There are already calls for Antonis Samaras, the New Democracy leader, and Evangelos Venizelos, his Pasok opposite number, to make way for politicians closer in age to the 37-year-old Mr Tsipras.
"Shop for groceries as if your love is past its expiry date".
I drank my can of iced coffee, well past its expiry date.
That same year the US retailer was also fined in China for selling duck meat past its expiry date.
Did any food and medicinal aid pass its expiry dates?
And the exemption mainly affects wealthy taxpayers, who are unsure of its benefit because of a constantly changing tax code, says Howard Simons of Bianco Research.The Treasury may extend the scheme past its scheduled expiry date at the end of 2010.
The car tax disc has been given its own expiry date, after nearly a century of windscreen duty.
The creditors say it is now impossible to disburse the remainder of the money available to Greece under the existing bailout -- 7.2 billion euros -- without a formal extension of the bailout beyond its June 30 expiry date.
Bayern are keen to extend Guardiola's contract beyond its three-year expiry date in 2016.
