Judging from the crazy metric quantity, 198.3 g, I think that it was packed in the USA. Just another attempt to make metric look stupid in comparison with ifp. Why should the Germans do such a thing? The Werther bags packed in Germany and sold in Europe, including in the UK or Ireland where the labels are in the English language, are always in even decent 200 g or other rational metric values. The bags sold in Britain and Ireland MAY have a supplementary 7 oz. indication, but I have not noticed it. Those sold in the continent are metric-only.
BTW, Today I saw Uncle Ben's bags of rice, from the USA, in rational 5 kg bags. Metric only. Han ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "U.S. Metric Association" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, 2002-03-23 14:38 Subject: [USMA:19003] Re: Crummy Canadian labeling <snip> On my recent trip I saw Werther's toffees in "7 oz (198.3g)" packs. They said the product was made in Germany, but it wasn't clear if it was packed there (it had a US address). Chris
