2 Major Retailers Fined Millions for False 'Green' Marketing
The FTC says Walmart and Kohl's bamboozled customers who bought certain sheets, towels and other housewares.
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The FTC says Walmart and Kohl's bamboozled customers who bought certain sheets, towels and other housewares.
After last year's U.S. Supreme Court decision limiting the Federal Trade Commission's ability to obtain financial relief, the FTC has been forced to look for new ways to give teeth to its...
The FTC is pressing legal action against Walmart for the claims of bamboo construction after it claims it sent multiple warning letters to the company.
The Federal Trade Commission has launched lawsuits against Walmart and Kohl's, claiming false advertising on a wide range of "bamboo" products.
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. As part of its continued focus on deceptive "made in USA" claims, in March, the FTC closed three investigations all involving allegations that the advertiser overstated the extent to which its product was made in the United States. In a March 11, 2021 letter to Boogie Bikes, the FTC expressed concerns that the company overstated the extent to which certain of its electric bicycles are made or "built" in the United States. The FTC explained that, although Boogie Bikes designs and perf...