In 2018, the Liberian government had pledged to adopt the metric system, but still mainly uses the US customary units. In 2013, the Myanmar Ministry of Commerce announced that Myanmar was preparing to adopt the metric system as the country's official system of measurement, and metrication in Myanmar began with some progress was made (road signs and temperature are legislated to be in metric), however there had been very little progress in local trade. , the United States has a national policy of adopting the metric system, and all United States government agencies are required to adopt it.
In 2018, the Liberian government had pledged to adopt the metric system, but still mainly uses the US customary units. In 2013, the Myanmar Ministry of Commerce announced that Myanmar was preparing to adopt the metric system as the country's official system of measurement, and metrication in Myanmar began with some progress was made (road signs and temperature are legislated to be in metric), however there had been very little progress in local trade. , the United States has a national policy of adopting the metric system, and all United States government agencies are required to adopt it