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Federal Trade Commission Amendment Fur Product Label Regulation

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Federal Trade Commission Fur Products Label Regulation

> a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > US < /a > the Federal Trade Commission has amended the Committee regulations (fur regulations) made under the < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > fur product labeling law < < /a > >, so as to update the guidelines for fur product names, and enable enterprises to enjoy greater flexibility in labeling, and to incorporate the provisions of the 2010 Fur Real Labelling Act, as well as to ensure that the provisions of the fur regulations are consistent with the provisions for the control of textiles. These amendments will take effect in November 19, 2014. 
 at present, the fur products Labelling Act and the fur regulations stipulate that manufacturers, distributors and retailers must attach labels to all or part of the products made of fur. The label must be disclosed: 
 (1) the animal name provided by the fur product name guideline; 
 (2) whether old, bleached or artificially colored fur was used; 
 (3) does the garment use fur or fur waste of claws, tail, abdomen, two, and side belly? 
 (4) the name or registration identification number of garment manufacturers or other responsible persons; (5) the origin of fur. 
 in addition, manufacturers must use labels and product numbers or markings for identification purposes. The fur regulations also provide manufacturers with assurance that products are not related to improper marking, false propaganda or false invoices. Individual guarantee for individual fur products, continuous guarantee is applicable to any fur product or fur that the guarantor handles, and is permanent. 
 some of the above provisions have been revised, for example, in terms of labels, the regulations of the Federal Trade Commission are now more flexible. The main points include: 
 no need to disclose fur from two or lateral abdomen. 
 the specific label size regulations no longer apply, instead of requiring labels to be conspicuous and durable. They are always attached to products in the distribution, sale or resale process until they are sold and delivered to the end consumers. 
 < < a href= > //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > label > /a > clear and easy to read, instead of specific label font size. 
 cancel the limitation of displaying information on the front of the label, allowing the right information to be displayed on any side of the label. 
 delete a provision on the disclosure order of the Federal Trade Commission. 
 allow pairs or sets of products to be sold with a single label, whether or not they are linked to the point of sale at the point of sale, instead of the requirement that the pair or whole set product must be firmly linked in the process of sale and delivery. 
 cancelling the requirement that the product number or markup should be allocated to the fur and displayed on the invoice and label. 
 in addition, according to the revised fur regulations, the fur product name guideline still keeps a "Asiaticraccoon" (Asian raccoon) to mark fur products from Raccoon Dog (Nyctereutesprocyonoides) varieties.