Summary: Under Great Britain's packaged-goods rules, nominal volume is the nominal quantity indicated by volume at 20°C; where alcoholic strength labelling applies, both indications share the same field of vision.
Reference: Weights and Measures (Packaged Goods) Regulations 2006: Guidance (opens in a new tab)
Office for Product Safety and Standards · Reference checked 21 July 2026
Where to look: PDF pages 7–8, sections 8 and 12
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