A multipack price needs the number and size of individual units. Similar-looking cartons can contain different can sizes or mixed recipes.
What to check
| Check | What to verify |
|---|---|
| Count | Multiply units per carton by cartons purchased. |
| Size | Check each unit's net weight. |
| Mix | List the number of each recipe in an assortment. |
Use this checklist for your own comparison
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Multiply units per carton by cartons purchased.
Check each unit's net weight.
List the number of each recipe in an assortment.
A practical example
A six-pack of 100 g trays contains 600 g; six 150 g trays contain 900 g. The same piece count is not the same amount.
Before you decide
Check count, size and assortment before comparing the advertised price.
For the broader task, see Dog-food label comparison.
Reference and scope
AAFCO: understanding pet-food labels provides background for this topic. Not an evaluation of a specific food or individual dietary suitability. The comparison prompts and examples above are practical planning aids, not reports of product testing.