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Frequently Asked Questions

Question:

Should goods be sold in metric quantities?

Answer:

Yes, the exceptions to the rule are:
  • Free flow beers, ciders and milk in returnable bottles - the pint may still be used
  • Precious metals and stones - the ounce troy may still be used.

For further information see the Trading Standards section.

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Last Updated: 19 March 08
 
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