A food label lists contents per 100 g. What does that let a buyer read…

Question

A food label lists contents per 100 g. What does that let a buyer read directly?

Accepted Answer

B. The percentage by mass

1. Many nutrition labels give contents per 100 g.
2. Because 100 g is a hundred units, the number can be read as a percentage.
3. It tells nothing directly about price, shelf life or volume.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gram, Uses_

Answer

The price per packet

Answer

The shelf life in days

Answer

The volume in litres

A food label lists contents per 100 g. What does that let a buyer read directly?

Keep practising Mass Versus Weight