Many product labels are required by law to report certain information that doesn’t really promote the product or shine a positive light on it. For instance, cigarette and alcohol packages are required...

Many product labels are required by law to report certain information that doesn’t really promote the product or shine a positive light on it. For instance, cigarette and alcohol packages are required to carry health warning labels. Likewise, food labels are required to display certain nutritional information. Select a product with a label that presents some less-than-favorable information. Analyze the design of the label. Where is the bad news presented? What does the label emphasize? Write a letter to your instructor explaining why you think the label was designed as it was and why some information is given prominence while other information is subdued.