Ethics If a company knows that a snack or beverage istypically consumed in a single sitting (such as a bottleof soda or a bag of chips), is it ethical for that com-pany to include on the product's nutrition label valuesbased on the identification of multiple servings withinthe product (that is, the nutrition values displayedwould represent a single serving of the product thatis less than the whole product, making it necessaryto multiply those values by the number of servings toidentify the total nutritional value of the package)?

Ethical marketing can be described as a concept through which the sellers market their products by…

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