Carl Sorenson wrote: >Today I found a 2 kg box of Tide at the grocery store.
Thanks for the report and image. I note that there are three measures in total. The metric plus two non-metric measures: '2 kg (70 OZ) 4.41 LB' The FPLA permits them to have two non-metric measures. The stated reason is that the ounce measure allows comparison with other packages in the range. It is a demonstration of the complicated arithmetic required with non-metric units. Thus a metric-only label would serve two purposes: 1. It reduces clutter because only one declaration is used rather than three. 2. It permits simple comparison across the product range. Presumably both these reasons are why P&G support metric only.
