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In France, there is always the price per unit. And since the units are not in grain of barley nor a game of guess work (is this ounce dry or wet today?), it's o

In France, there is always the price per unit. And since the units are not in grain of barley nor a game of guess work (is this ounce dry or wet today?), it's obviously much easier to compare.

kergonath 3y ago
Isn’t this a European regulation? In any case, it is obviously a good thing for consumers and it is difficult to argue against this.
- eru 3y ago
  Not sure if it's EU-level regulation, but many EU countries seem to have it.