The Dixie web site does not provide for electronic feedback, so I sent this to Georgia Pacific. I did call Dixie's 800 number, but hung up after about 5 minutes on hold. ************************* Sir/Madam: This comment applies to DIXIE CUPS. I cannot find an email address, so please forward it to the appropriate party. I recently purchased a package of Dixie "Riddles for Kids" cups. The label specified them as "80 7 oz (206.99mL) COLD CUPS" I would suggest to you that the metric units (206.99mL) could be better shown as "200 mL". There are three reasons for this: (a) The five-digit precision is simply not reasonable. 0.01 mL is about 1/500th of a teaspoon -- well below any necessary precision. (b) Since you are merely stating the capacity of the cup, and since 6.99 mL is only about a teaspoon, 200 mL is a perfectly adequate specification. (c) Many of the fruit drinks that kids like (aseptic packages (small square boxes of juice) and "Squeeze-It" juice bottles) are in 200 mL sizes, suitable to pouring into a 200 mL cup. Also, please note that proper metric form requires a space between the number and the unit: 200 mL rather than 200mL. You can verify this at http://physics.nist.gov/Pubs/SP811/contents.html. Thanks for your consideration of this matter. Jim Elwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
