- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Made Overly Broad and Misleading ‘Made in USA’ Claims about Houseware and Furniture Products ( )
- FTC Issues Staff Report on Made in USA Workshop, Seeks Comment on Related Proposed Rulemaking for Labeling Rule ( )
- Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Settles with FTC, Agrees to Stop Making Overly Broad and Misleading ‘Made in USA’ Claims about Houseware and Furniture Products ( )
- FTC to Hold Workshop Tomorrow on Made in USA Advertising and Marketing Claims ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for Sept. 26 Workshop on Made in USA Advertising and Marketing Claims ( )
- FTC to Hold Workshop on Made in USA Advertising and Marketing Claims ( )
- FTC and Partners Sponsor “Back-to-Basics†Advertising and Data Security Workshop in Atlanta ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consents Settling Charges that Hockey Puck Seller, Companies Selling Recreational and Outdoor Equipment Made False ‘Made in USA’ Claims ( )
- Marketer of Water Filtration Systems to Pay $110,000 Civil Penalty for Deceptive Made-in-USA Advertisements in Violation of 2017 Order ( )
- Hockey Puck Seller, Companies Selling Recreational and Outdoor Equipment Agree To Stop Making False ‘Made in USA’ Claims in Separate Actions ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Settling Charges that Bollman Hat Company Made Deceptive ‘Made in USA’ and Certification Claims ( )
- Nectar Brand LLC Agrees to Settle FTC Charges that Company’s Claims about Chinese-Made Mattresses Being ‘Assembled in USA’ Are False ( )
- Bollman Hat Company Settles with FTC, Agrees to Stop Making Deceptive ‘Made in USA’ and Certification Claims ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consents Settling Charges that Two Companies Made Misleading Made-in-the-USA Claims ( )
- Distributor of Pulley Block Systems Settles with FTC, Agrees to Drop Misleading ‘Made in USA’ Claims ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Settling Charges that Made in USA Brand, LLC Deceived Consumers ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Settling Charges that Marketer of Outdoor Accessories Made False Made-in-the-USA Claims ( )
- Marketer of Outdoor Accessories Agrees to Drop Made-in-the-USA Claims ( )
- Five Manufacturers of Over-the-counter Analgesic Products Agree to Settle Charges of Mislabeling Certain Products as "Made in USA" ( )
- Jore Corporation Agrees to Settle FTC Charges of Making Misleading "Made in USA" Claims ( )
- Black & Decker and its Subsidiary, Kwikset Corp., Agree to Settle FTC Charges of Making Misleading "Made in USA" Claims ( )
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