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>>16309021
They actually do have date of harvests on them but it's hard to figure out since each producer has their own method. I don't know about that brand but another has this:

https://www.kodafarms.com/date-codes-storage-tips/

* The first digit represents the year.
* The second letter represents the month (F=Jan; G=Feb; H=March; J=April; K=May; M=Jun; N=July; Q=Aug; T=Sept; V=Oct; X=Nov; Z=Dec)
* The last two digits represent specific day of the month.