True or False: "Commercial purposes" includes the determination of weight for market preparation in a plant.

The statement "Commercial purposes" refers to activities that are conducted with the intent to generate profit or support a commercial enterprise. While determining weight is an essential part of various commercial processes, such as pricing and inventory management, the question specifically pertains to whether market preparation in a plant falls under this definition.

The distinction lies in whether the action is directly tied to profit-making activities. Weight determination for market preparation often relates to compliance with regulations, quality control, and other non-commercial functions that do not directly aim at profit. As such, interpreting "commercial purposes" in this context does not necessarily include every aspect of weight determination associated with market preparations. Therefore, saying that the statement is false reflects a nuanced understanding of the term "commercial purposes" as it applies to weight determination related to market preparation in a plant.