--- "Hillger, Don" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Now, some good news: >... > Attached is an image of the label from a bottle of > orange juice by Dole > that is a 450 mL fill. The metric size is > intentional in that it is > also 15.2 fl oz. Otherwise I would expect it to be > 15 fl oz and > something less that 450 mL. > ??? Big deal (really)! Until one sees a move to *rational* sizes this kind of event will only bring a yawn from me.
I don't know about the previous bottle, but this sounds a lot like keeping everything the same. What I mean is that for someone to get REAL excited about this it would be paramount that *production processes* be brought in line with the metric mainstream. In other words, nothing really changed in the landscape. > > > This metric product is in line with the recent > messages about the > Tropicana 1.75 L orange juice! Is something > happening in the juice > industry? > Finally, the answer to the question above is an unquestionable NO! There is NO MOVE WHATSOEVER by ANY other competitor to "immitate" the above, therefore... draw your own conclusions. On the other hand, here is a suggestion. Perhaps you, guys, should complain to Breyers (ice cream producer) about their recent invasion of the Canadian market with ifp packages (hideous 1.89 L and 946 mL containers)! That would be time better spent. But then again what am I still doing here? Last time I wrote I had said that I had given up... Anyways... I think I should spend my time better by doing something else, for a change... Marcus ===== Jesus ONLY settles for THE best, so what excuse can you possibly give to NOT go SI??? ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
