Could I trouble you to answer the question about the excerpt you posted?
what is the question?
Sorry, I guess it’s multiple questions.
I just pick a manufacturer - CH - and just picked a grounding bar.
Here it is from a random search
Ignore MP.
NEC requirements prohibit such an installation. Section 408.41 addresses the termination of grounded conductors in panelboards. It requires each grounded conductor to terminate within the panelboard at an individual terminal that is not also used for another conductor
He asked for the reference from the manufacturer not a code reference from you
Not what Larry said!
Why don’t you follow along instead of trying to attack me all the time. Really makes you look stupid.
confusing grounding with grounded terminations, jeez. why! 
Christopher is taking about grounded conductors.
I was talking about grounding conductors:
From your link: https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/82/822d5bb6-6802-4cf8-95ed-1b71ddcb6f8b.pdf
This is another example why newer inspectors get confused.
I know!
I wasn’t talking about either one of them! But he had to stick his nose in!
Christopher Currins is a member here and can comment as he sees fit.
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yep and confuse things if he wishes!
He wasn’t the one confusing things.
You’re the one confusing this thread, as usual. The original OP’s concern was doulbe lugs at the Neutral bar. For some unknown reason you decided to redirect to Grounding conductors.
You do this at almost every thread, change the subject, and get many people confused.
Post number One:
the main thing I notice is the double (and triple) taps on the Neutral bars.
Did I miss anything else?
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Hence, this1st poll:
And, this 2nd poll:
https://forum.nachi.org/t/governance-of-visitors-and-civility-of-this-forum/161821
this was the question that I was answering . How does this apply?
no your other brother Larry talked about the number of conductors being 3 not me. do you have a problem following along?
as if I care what you say about me. lol