
The FTC is designating July as “Made in America Month,” and manufacturers in all industries should understand the restrictions they face when marketing their products as produced in the US. The Trump Administration’s tariffs will drive manufacturing further onshore and will increase the perceived value of marketing products as Made in the USA, in turn driving increased scrutiny of such claims. The consequences for not complying with the FTC’s Made in the USA rules can be steep, including potential penalties of up to $50,120 per violation (for 2025) and a heightened risk that a competitor will sue for damages under § 43(a) of the Lanham Act.
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