It is my understanding that some countries in Europe have regulations that require suppliers to state on their packaging that they've made changes in either quantity or quality. (Of course this acts as a deterrent to such shenanigans) Why aren't the consumer protection agencies insisting this happen in the US and Canada? Better yet, abolish downsizing so true inflation is transparently reflected in pricing.

Soon all we'll get is a picture of what the product is, with no product.