Pick up a few packaged goods that you want to buy and examine the information given. In what ways are they useful? Is there some information that you think should be given on those packaged goods but is not? Discuss.

Useful Information on Packaged Goods:
1. Product Name and Brand: Tells you what the product is and who made it.

2. Ingredients: Lists what’s in the product, helpful for allergies or dietary preferences.

3. Nutritional Facts: Shows calories, nutrients, etc., helping you choose healthier options.

4. Quantity: Tells you how much of the product is inside, so you know what you’re paying for.

5. How to Use: Gives instructions on how to use the product safely and effectively.

6. Expiry Date: Tells you when the product expires, ensuring safety and quality.

Information that Could Help but Isn’t Always Included:
1. Allergen Warnings: Clear labeling for common allergies like nuts or gluten.

2. Environmental Impact: Information on how the product affects the environment, like recycling details.

3. Country of Origin: Where the product comes from, ensuring transparency in sourcing.

4. Usage Suggestions: Ideas or recipes for using the product creatively.

Adding these details would help consumers make better choices, understand environmental impact, and use products more effectively.