WND Have you ever ordered a product online that was advertised as “Made in the USA” only to discover when you received it that it was made in China or some other foreign country? If so, American manufacturing companies are counting on you to let the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) know about it.
The FTC routinely fines companies trying to deceive the U.S. consumer, who may be led to believe they were buying a U.S.-made product when it was foreign-made.
The most recent example was on May 16 when the FTC fined the company Lions Not Sheep and company owner Sean Whalen $211,335 for selling made-in-China merchandise that was represented as being made in America…
