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With tariffs – and fears about rising prices – on everyone's mind right now, companies that make their products in the United States are...

Reynolds Consumer Products promotes its aluminum foil as “Made in USA.”  In a lawsuit brought in the Southern District of New York, a...

The Federal Trade Commission recently closed two investigations into marketers' “Made in USA” claims.  Here's a quick recap.  The FTC...

The Federal Trade Commission continues to aggressively enforce its “Made in USA” standards.  In August, the FTC closed three...

Can you advertise tea bags as having been manufactured in the United States if the tea inside the tea bags was imported?  That was the...

Right before the July 4th holiday weekend, the Federal Trade Commission released an updated version of its business guidance, Complying...

Since we're headed into July 4th weekend, I thought I'd kick things off with a post about the Federal Trade Commission's “Made in USA”...

The Federal Trade Commission recently closed two investigations into marketers' U.S.-origin claims.  In the investigation involving ROKA...

Can you promote your product as being “Made in the USA” if the product is assembled in the United States using some foreign components?  ...

In order for an advertiser to make an unqualified “Made in America” claim about a product, the Federal Trade Commission says that the...

Stihl Incorporated USA promoted its outdoor power equipment as having been “Made in America.”  Almost all of advertising that included...

On Friday, the Federal Trade Commission announced that it reached a $2,000,000 settlement with tractor maker Kubota North America...

The Federal Trade Commission announced it reached a settlement with Old Southern Brass resolving allegations that the company made false...

The Federal Trade Commission's “Made in USA” standard is set forth in its Enforcement Policy Statement on U.S. Origin Claims and is also...

When making unqualified claims that a product is "made in the United States," the Federal Trade Commission says that you must be able to...

The Federal Trade Commission's Enforcement Policy Statement on U.S. Origin Claims says that, in order to make an unqualified "made in...