Euric wrote: "The existence of pound prices is in itself proof that the
trader is not selling by the kilogram at all."

Not at all.

As I understand it, a trader is allowed to display either metric only or
both metric and non-metric prices, but must conduct the final transaction
(i.e., weigh and price) using the metric price. If a customer asks for a
pound of something, the trader must weigh out approximately 450 g and price
accordingly. (For most items, giving the customer the precise amount
requested isn't really practical, whichever units are used.)

Bill Potts, CMS
Roseville, CA
http://metric1.org [SI Navigator]

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