Packaging can strongly influence shoppers before they even read the label, with size, shape, color, and familiar designs creating assumptions about how much product and value they are getting. When containers look nearly identical but quantities change, consumers may not notice the difference during a quick shopping trip, especially with opaque packaging. The best way to avoid confusion is to check the net quantity and compare unit prices rather than relying on appearance alone.
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