The Daily Telegraph website reported on May 28 that borisjohnson would pave the way for British stores to resume using British measurement units such as pounds and ounces Conservative MPs called this "common sense" measure the freedom brought by brexit. It is reported that the British government will issue a request for opinions on Abolishing an EU derivative law recently. The law requires that, with a few exceptions, all transactions must use metric units of measurement.
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At the same time, British ministers will issue guidance on the resumption of the crown logo on the pint cup. Previously, in order to help Britain comply with EU regulations, the crown mark was replaced by the CE mark.
According to the report, a government source said: "we British measure our walking distance in miles, and our beer and milk in our clothes. No one knows what a 4.5-kilogram baby looks like, but we all know that a 10 pound baby is a big man." "We should be proud of the long history of our traditional units of measurement," he said