Map the front of a food package before adding decoration

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A foodmaker’s planning reference.

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Virginia Cooperative Extension’s food-label guide describes the primary display panel as the package area most visible to shoppers. Its front-panel explanation identifies the product name and net quantity of contents, distinguishing weight for solids from volume for liquids.

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