[USMA 32] Re: Amendments to the Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulation (UPLR)

I guess I should rephrase the question by asking if manufacturers can now label products not covered by the FPLA with metric only labeling and legally sell these in all USA states and territories. Is the above a true statement? - Original Message - From: "eugene a mechtly"

[USMA 33] Re: Amendments to the Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulation (UPLR)

Ezra, Yes. Products not covered by the FPLA may currently be packaged and labeled in metric-only units of measurement.and may be sold legally in all USA states and territories with metric-only units of measurement on those labels, if all other labeling requirements are met. By copy to Kenneth

[USMA 35] Running Backwards

Hi, everyone, The mile might return to college track and field sports: http://www.flotrack.org/article/38609-breaking-mile-voted-to-replace-1500-at-ncaa-outdoor-championships If you are

[USMA 34] Re: Amendments to the Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulation (UPLR)

Gene, I suspect that the phrase "from an earlier year" might mean prior to 2000 when the metric-only option in the UPLR went into effect. NY perhaps still does not permit metric-only labeling of goods under its aegis. Jim On 2015-12-17 14:07, mechtly, eugene a wrote: Ezra, In NIST