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Printable Refrigerator Shelf-Life Chart

Print the accessible table below or download the same repo-owned reference as a letter-size PDF or high-resolution PNG. The windows assume refrigeration at 40°F (4°C) or below. There is no email gate.

Typical refrigerated planning windows from Well Stockd’s FoodKeeper/FSIS-based catalog. These are guidelines, not package dates or guarantees.
FoodGroupTypical refrigerated window
Ground BeefMeat and seafoodAbout 2 days
Chicken BreastMeat and seafoodAbout 2 days
SalmonMeat and seafoodAbout 2 days
ShrimpMeat and seafoodAbout 2 days
SteakMeat and seafoodAbout 3 days
Pork ChopsMeat and seafoodAbout 3 days
MilkDairy and eggsAbout 7 days
YogurtDairy and eggsAbout 14 days
EggsDairy and eggsAbout 35 days
ButterDairy and eggsAbout 60 days
Ricotta CheeseDairy and eggsAbout 7 days
Mozzarella CheeseDairy and eggsAbout 21 days
StrawberriesProduceAbout 3 days
BlueberriesProduceAbout 3 days
SpinachProduceAbout 4 days
LettuceProduceAbout 4 days
AsparagusProduceAbout 4 days
BroccoliProduceAbout 5 days
MushroomsProduceAbout 5 days
TomatoesProduceAbout 6 days
Bell PeppersProduceAbout 7 days
CarrotsProduceAbout 21 days
ApplesProduceAbout 30 days
CabbageProduceAbout 30 days

Values are reproduced from the repository’s curated perishability catalog, which names USDA FoodKeeper and FSIS typical refrigerated storage guidance as its source. FoodKeeper says its storage times are useful guidelines, not hard-and-fast rules. Follow product labels and consult the official entry for the food’s preparation and storage condition.