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Article: HSUS Files New Fur False Advertising Complaint with the Federal Trade Commission
- Article from:
- US Fed News Service, Including US State News
- Article date:
- April 24, 2008
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The Humane Society issued the following news release:
The Humane Society of the United States filed a legal petition with the Federal Trade Commission today seeking criminal and civil penalties against more than a dozen nationally known retailers and fashion designers for the false advertising and mislabeling of raccoon dog and other fur garments. The HSUS filed a similar action against 12 retailers and designers last year, including five companies that are also named in the latest petition.
"The epidemic of false advertising in the fur industry only seems to be getting worse," said Kristin Leppert, director of the fur-free campaign for The HSUS. "How many raccoon dogs will be skinned alive ...
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Article: Fur flies in dogged lawsuit Furs don't have to be labelled in Canada.(Life)
The Toronto Star (Toronto, Ontario);
November 26, 2008 ;
630 words
......and marketing them as faux fur, when they are not...labelling products as common raccoon, fox or rabbit fur...are really made from raccoon dog, a canine species that...and our items labeled 'faux fur' are a 100 per cent...with trim labelled as faux fur that felt ...
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