The Cigarette Labeling Act (1965), Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (1966), and the Wholesome Meat Act (1967

the consumer-protection charge of the Federal Trade Commission, which bears the primary responsibility for making sure that labeling is not false and misleading

it is used in Parliament when the pm has to label his package fairly so it can not be the biggest.

There is a US law named Fair Packaging and Labeling Act that requires certain facts to be on lables, but it is limited to these specific facts.

The fair trading act of 1987 is an act that was brought about by the government to ensure that all trading is fair to the companies and consumers. The laws cover mergers, product safety, pricing and product labeling.