>At 19:51 2003-02-25 -0500, kilopascal wrote:
>>She might be like most Americans and are blind to the metric on the
>labels.
>>It has to be there, it is the law.
>
>Of Brian J White
>Well duh John...obviously.  But given that they were PROMOTIONAL items and
>not full on production items, I could see where the metric would not be on
>the cans just as I could see where there could have been no IFP.

On the strict legal point, this is my understanding:
The FPLA only applies to products supplied in commerce. If a promotion is
free then it does not constitute commerce. If a promotion must be bought
then it does. Whether a manufacturer wants to have different packaging is a
different matter.

Incidentally, small size cans have been common on aircraft for many years. I
also see them in hotel bedroom mini bars. I have never thought to check the
range of sizes in a variety of countries.

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Terry Simpson
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