United States:
Being Labeled: FTC Amends Wool Products Labeling Rules
13 June 2014
Arent Fox LLP
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What Made News?
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has recently approved changes
to its Wool Products Labeling Rules (Wool Rules) in order to allow
wool manufacturers and sellers greater flexibility and bring the
Wool Rules into line with the Wool Suit Fabric Labeling Fairness
and International Standards Conforming Act, as well as the
FTC's textile labeling regulations.
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