Net content is different from volume. The net content refers to the volume, and the net content refers to the quantity of goods after the packaging containers and other packaging materials are removed. Neither the packaging materials of commodities nor any other materials packaged with commodities shall be recorded as net content.

The volume of an object. Often referred to as their volume. Unit of volume is generally used to measure volume. The volume of liquids such as water and oil is usually measured in liters and milliliters, and can also be written as L and mL.

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The actual content of a single quantitatively packed commodity should accurately reflect its marked net content. The difference between the marked net content and the actual net content shall not be greater than the allowable shortage specified in Table 3. A for the allowable shortage, when Q≤ 1kg or Q≤ 1L, the position of 0.0 1g or ml of the t value is corrected to about 0. 1g or ml.

When Q> 1kg or Q> is 1L, the position of 0. 1g or ml of the t value is rounded to g or ml; B multiply the marked net content by 1%. If there is a decimal, round the number to the next nearest integer. This value may be greater than 1%, but it is acceptable because the quantity of goods is an integer, not a decimal.