Why did they begin to indicate the amount of milk in a bag or bottle in grams?
FAS and Rospotrebnadzor should tackle the cunning marketing ploy of manufacturers Photo: Global Look Press In Russia, milk producers have increasingly begun to indicate on packages the weight of the product, rather than its volume. The fact is that 1000 g is only 970 ml, that is, 30 ml fall out. This “twisting” allows companies to make good money. As a result, citizens will be left with an underfill, but will pay the same amount for milk, kefir, and sour cream as before.