The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently announced a significant rule change that will impact the labeling of products made in the United States. The new rule states that the claim of “Manufactured in USA” is now equivalent to “Made in USA,” making it easier for consumers to identify and support American-made products. This change comes as a result of the FTC’s efforts to provide more clarity and consistency in labeling requirements.
Previously, the label “Manufactured in USA” was used for products that were assembled in the US but contained some foreign components. This change will eliminate confusion for both businesses and consumers, as the two labels were often used interchangeably.
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