The Federal Trade Commission Consulted The Wool Products Labelling Act.

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Trade Commission Product Labelling Comments

The Federal Trade Commission of the United States will seek public opinion on the wool products labelling Ordinance (hereinafter referred to as the wool Ordinance) by March 26th, which requires that wool products must be marked with manufacturers or

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The name of the manufacturer, the country for processing and manufacturing such products, and information on fiber content.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) completed the final judgement of the wool Ordinance in 1998, and revised it in 1998 and 2000 by simplifying the labeling requirements, and integrated the definition of "decorations".

In 2000, the agency amended the provisions of the Ordinance to clarify that the Federal Trade Commission will issue RN numbers to eligible applicants only, and request that it be made public.

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The country of origin.

At that time, the Federal Trade Commission also amended part of the provisions of the textiles Ordinance and incorporated it into the wool Ordinance.

In 2006, the "wool clothing label fair and international standard law" amended the wool act, which sets out the maximum fiber diameter for certain wool products.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will address the issue of how to revise the wool Ordinance to implement a uniform bill, the value and benefits of the Ordinance, and whether the Ordinance can clarify or amend certain regulations, or business and customer education materials.

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Public opinion.