The Department of Consumer Affairs has implemented new regulations mandating standard pack sizes for edible oils and blended oils to simplify price comparisons for consumers. This initiative addresses the confusion caused by varied packaging sizes in the market, which often hinders consumers from making informed purchasing decisions. The revised Standard Operating Procedure (SoP) establishes specific pack sizes for oils such as palm, soybean, sunflower, and mustard oil, with permitted sizes ranging from 200 ml to 20 litres. Additionally, packages will now be required to indicate both volume in litres or millilitres and the equivalent weight to enhance transparency. While the new rules apply to both domestically produced and imported oils, smaller packages under 200 ml or grams are exempt to ensure affordability. Manufacturers have a three-month transition period to comply with these new standards, which are designed to promote fair trade practices and protect consumer interests.