Tag: Weights and measures

One gigagram (Gg) is an astounding one trillion times larger than one milligram (mg), making the comparison one of the most extreme in the metric system. This monumental difference in scale highlights the power and vast range of the metric prefixes, which can be a source of confusion for many.

Did you know that the small, stylized 'e' symbol on packaged foods is not a logo but a legal declaration? This mark indicates that the product complies with strict EU regulations governing the average quantity system for weights and volumes. It is one of the most misunderstood symbols on food labels, often confused with the codes for food additives, known as E-numbers.

Did you know that the small 'e' symbol appears on most pre-packaged products sold across the European Union and the UK? But what does the e on food packets mean, and why is this tiny mark so important for consumer protection? It certifies that the product's quantity meets specific legal requirements for fair trade.