FTC Focuses On Dietary Supplement/Online Advertising In 1999
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The Federal Trade Commission took action against a number of dietary supplement manufacturers and marketers in 1999 for making misleading claims about a wide variety of products, and continued to target fraudulent Internet advertising during the year.
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