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ARTICLE · 25 MAY 2018

FTC: Regulatory & State >> FTC Enforcement Priorities In A New Administration

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The changing of the guard for the federal government often signals changing priorities, especially where regulatory agencies are concerned.

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The changing of the guard for the federal government often signals changing priorities, especially where regulatory agencies are concerned. Unlike some agencies, which have decreased enforcement activities as a result of the Trump administration's deregulatory bent, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and in particular, the Bureau of Consumer Protection, have showed no sign of letting up on enforcement where it deems marketing practices to be unfair or deceptive.

For the past several years, the FTC has been cracking down on deceptive marketing practices for dietary supplements and weight-loss products. Although the FTC has tended to go after the marketers themselves, it has recently shown an increased willingness to take on the advertising agencies who participate in the preparation of false or misleading claims for such products.

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