What type of information is often included on product packaging as part of source marking?

Product packaging typically includes details about the product's origin or the manufacturer's information as part of source marking. This practice serves multiple important purposes. Firstly, it helps consumers identify where the product was made, which can influence their purchasing decisions based on perceived quality, ethical considerations, or support for local economies. Secondly, including manufacturer details provides transparency, allowing consumers to verify the credibility of the brand and seek out additional information if needed. This transparency can foster trust and loyalty among consumers, as knowing the source of a product can reassure them regarding its quality and safety standards. In contrast, other types of information like financial data, employee reviews, or marketing slogans do not align with the primary objective of source marking, which is to inform consumers about the origins of the product itself.