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#2026-05383Amerika'da Üretildiğini İddia Eden Ürünlerin Doğru Reklamını Sağlama

🇺🇸United States··Presidential Document·High Impact·Executive Office of the President·View source ↗

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The President issued an executive order cracking down on false "Made in America" labels. The order directs the FTC and other agencies to enforce truthful advertising when products claim to be American-made. This affects manufacturers, retailers, importers, and marketers who label products as made in America. Companies making misleading origin claims could face increased enforcement actions — good news for genuinely American manufacturers competing against misleading imports.

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Obligations

What this law requires

high

Do not use 'Made in America' labels or claims on products unless the product qualifies as American-made according to FTC standards and applicable law

Manufacturers, retailers, importers, and marketers
prohibition
high

Ensure advertising claims about American origin are truthful and not misleading

Manufacturers, retailers, importers, and marketers
disclosure
high

FTC must enforce compliance with truthful advertising requirements for 'Made in America' claims

Federal Trade Commission
operational
high

Other designated agencies must enforce truthful advertising standards for American-made product claims

Federal agencies (as designated by the Executive Order)
operational

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