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human
ELI5: Why do so many products in the US have French on the packaging despite Spanish being the larger minority?

I assume it's for stylistic purposes and makes it look fancy. A tradition in products since long ago, maybe? I would just imagine there being more Spanish speakers that would appreciate a translation on packaging rather than French, so why do so many products have only French?
gpt
It's because many products share the US/Canada market, and Canadian law *requires* packages to have French on them.  So it's easier to just make the one French/English packaging and sell it in both the US and Canada than it is to make two different versions.