date mark
/ˈdeɪtˌmɑrk/
verb
- To put a date on something, such as a document, product, or label.
- The factory workers date-mark every box before it leaves the assembly line.
- She used a special stamp to date-mark the envelopes for the mailing campaign.
- Please date-mark each page of the contract before filing it.
noun
- A stamp, label, or mark that shows the date something was made, packaged, or should be used by.
- The date-mark on the canned goods showed they were still fresh.
- Check the date-mark on the milk carton before you pour it.
- Every package in the warehouse has a clear date-mark for inventory tracking.