Wondering! Why did companys start printing spanish instructions on their packaging? Was it up to company? Did our government mandate it? How did it become common practice? Where/Why How did it begin?

As I see it, spanish is a language used in the US for a long time, so they are trying to make package instructions bilingual. Same in Canada, there is french on our packages as well. French and english are common languages in Canada.

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Hi,
Companies want to sell as many of their products as possible. Since there is such a large population of Hispanic consumers, they want to be sure that these customers will purchase and understand how to use their products.