- FTC Sends More Than $140,000 to Consumers Deceived by False Made in USA Claims by Chaucer Accessories and Bates Accessories ( )
- FTC Moves to Block Tapestry’s Acquisition of Capri ( )
- FTC Announces Refund Claims Process for Fashion Nova Customers Affected by Deceptive Review Practices ( )
- FTC Finalizes Order with Fashion Nova Over Allegations It Blocked Negative Reviews ( )
- Fashion Nova will Pay $4.2 Million as part of Settlement of FTC Allegations it Blocked Negative Reviews of Products ( )
- FTC Holds Open Commission Meeting at 1 p.m. ET Today ( )
- FTC Votes to Reverse Course on Repeal of Fabric Care Labels ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for July 21 Open Commission Meeting ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Settling Charges that Bollman Hat Company Made Deceptive ‘Made in USA’ and Certification Claims ( )
- Bollman Hat Company Settles with FTC, Agrees to Stop Making Deceptive ‘Made in USA’ and Certification Claims ( )
- FTC Updates Textile Rules to Eliminate Obsolete Requirement ( )
- FTC Upgrades RN Webpage for Labels on Clothing and Other Textile or Fur Products ( )
- FTC Sending Refund Checks Totaling More Than $1.3 Million to Consumers Tricked into Paying Up-front for Shoddy, Off-brand Products ( )
- La FTC envía cheques de reembolso por un total de más de $1.3 millones de dólares a consumidores que fueron engañados para que pagaran por adelantado por productos genéricos de mala calidad ( )
- Nordstrom, Bed Bath & Beyond, Backcountry.com y J.C. Penney pagarán multas por un total de $1.3 millones de dólares por etiquetar falsamente productos textiles de rayón como fabricados con “bambú” ( )
- Nordstrom, Bed Bath & Beyond, Backcountry.com, and J.C. Penney to Pay Penalties Totaling $1.3 Million for Falsely Labeling Rayon Textiles as Made of “Bamboo” ( )
- FTC Approves Final Amendments to Wool Products Labeling Rules ( )
- American Apparel Settles FTC Charge It Falsely Claimed to Comply with International Safe Harbor Privacy Framework ( )
- FTC Approves Amendments to Fur Products Labeling Act Regulations ( )
- How to Submit Your Care Labeling Questions During FTC Roundtable ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that Down to Earth Designs, Inc. Made Deceptive Environmental Claims for its Diapers and Related Products ( )
- FTC Issues Changes to Textile Labeling Rules ( )
- FTC to Host Roundtable on Proposed Changes to its Care Labeling Rule for Clothing ( )
- Court Blocks Telemarketer That Pitched High-End Merchandise to Hispanic Consumers, Then Charged Them Up-Front Fees for Worthless Products ( )
- Corte bloquea a un telemercader que les ofreció mercadería de alta gama a consumidores hispanos y que después les efectuó cargos adelantados por productos sin ningún valor ( )
- FTC Extends Deadline for Comments on Proposed Changes to Wool Products Labeling Rules ( )
- FTC Proposes Changes to Wool Products Labeling Rules ( )
- FTC Approves Final Orders Settling Charges Against Retailers Accused of Marketing Real Fur Products as Fake Fur ( )
- FTC Proposes Changes to Align the Fur Labeling Rule Guarantee Provisions with Similar Proposed Provisions in the Textile Rules ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Input on Proposed Changes to Textile Labeling Rules; FTC Closes Investigations of 3 Football Helmet Manufacturers; FTC to Host Roundtable on Possible Changes to Jewelry Industry Marketing Guides ( )
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