A mother bought what she thought was a large box of un-sweetened cereal; it was the same size as other brands whose boxes clearly marked they were 22 oz.However, when she opened the box it was barely 3/4ths full.The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act would not protect her unless

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The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act requires that the actual weight of the product be accurately stated on the packaging. If the package claims to contain 22 oz. but only contains 16 oz., this would be a violation of the Act.

A Mother Bought What She Thought Was a Large Box