Packagers wait for the new rules.

The article focuses on the 1966 truth-in-packaging bill that would take effect on July 1, 1967 for protection of customers in the U.S. It states that some individuals in the government and business worry that the legislation will bring confusion to the packaging trade and price increases. It says that the problems of the law involve new labels and its enforcement authority is divided among the U.S. Commerce secretary, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) , and the Food & Drug Administration (FDA).