Stephen Gallagher wrote:
For example, US produced orange juice, packaged in half gallon containers, is sold in Canada, as a 3.78 litre container. It could not marketed as a 3.8 litre container, because it doesn't contain at least 3.8 litres. It could be marketed as a 3.75 or 3.7 litre container
Why don't the mark it 3.8 L and then FILL IT to 3.8 L ? The cost of 20 mL more (0.5%) of their product surely must be trivially small compare to the cost of packaging and marketing.
Regards, Bill Hooper Fernandina Beach, Florida, USA
