FTC Cracks Down on False Claims
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson leads crackdown on false 'Made in the USA' claims
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson is leading a renewed crackdown on companies accused of misleading American consumers by placing 'Made in the USA' claims on products that were manufactured entirely or substantially overseas, as reported by Your News. This effort is part of a broader push by the FTC to strengthen enforcement of consumer protection laws, including the FTC Magnuson-Moss Enforcement which can be used to support individual lemon law claims. The crackdown on false 'Made in USA' claims is a significant development in the ongoing efforts to protect consumers, and is similar to other recent actions such as the SEC Enforcement Developments and the US Charges Two in $43M Investment Fraud case, and for more information on this specific issue, readers can refer to the FTC Cracks Down on False 'Made in USA' Claims article.
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