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No, due to it being a queue rather than a stack. New items getting put in don't prevent older ones from ever getting taken out. Once everything older than them was removed, they'll be next in line to get out. This is why stores restock perishable goods from the back (and customers take out products from the front). Otherwise people would buy the new products with far-off 'best before' dates while the stuff in the back gets bad.
Implementations of QueueTaskDispatcher or QueueSorter should be able to accomplish this.