FTC对三家企业虚假宣称美国制造执法，消费者赔偿合计逾86.7万美元
2026年4月14日，美国联邦贸易委员会（FTC）在华盛顿宣布一项针对虚假「美国制造」宣称的集中执法行动，与三家企业达成和解，三案消费者赔偿合计867,743美元。FTC 说，这次行动落实的是特朗普今年3月签署的关于确保宣称美国制造产品广告真实的行政令。
赔偿最大的一案是电子飞镖靶厂商 TouchTunes Music Company。FTC 指控，该公司在网站与营销材料中宣称其家用与商用电子飞镖靶「美国制造」，但飞镖靶的芯片、相机、平板显示器等对功能至关重要的部件都在美国以外生产。TouchTunes 同意支付625,000美元用于消费者赔偿，FTC 说这是美国制造标识规则案件迄今最大的一笔赔偿。
第二案是旗帜产品厂商 Americana Liberty 与 Three Nations 及其三名负责人。FTC 指控，他们以「100%美国制造」等说法销售旗帜与旗帜展示产品，但部分产品整件从中国进口，另一些含大量中国部件。和解赔偿为167,743美元。
第三案是鞋厂 Oak Street Manufacturing（对外品牌 Oak Street Bootmakers)。FTC 指控，该公司宣称鞋类产品从头到脚百分之百手工在美国制造，实际上鞋面自2023年5月起在多米尼加共和国的工厂生产、外底来自巴西。和解赔偿为75,000美元。
三案的和解均为拟议命令，须经联邦法院批准后生效，FTC 的表决分别为2比0、2比0与1比0再加1人回避。除三案外，FTC 还向另外两家被调查公司发出结案信，两家公司已同意整改其美国制造宣称。
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FTC Brings Three "Made in USA" Enforcement Actions Totaling More Than $867,000 in Consumer Redress
On April 14, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission in Washington announced a "Made in USA" enforcement sweep, settling with three companies whose products were falsely claimed to be made in the United States. The three settlements provide a combined $867,743 in consumer redress. The FTC said the actions follow President Trump's March executive order on ensuring truthful advertising of products claiming to be made in America.
The largest settlement involves TouchTunes Music Company, maker of electronic dartboards. The FTC alleged the company claimed its residential and commercial dartboards were "Made in the USA" even though essential components, including computer chips, cameras, and flatscreen monitors, were made abroad. TouchTunes agreed to provide $625,000 toward consumer redress, which the FTC called the largest redress figure to date in a Made in USA Labeling Rule case.
The second action targets flag sellers Americana Liberty and Three Nations and their three principals. The FTC alleged they sold flags and flag display products as "100% Made in the USA" while several products were wholly imported from China and others contained significant Chinese components. The settlement provides $167,743 in redress.
The third action involves footwear maker Oak Street Manufacturing, doing business as Oak Street Bootmakers. The FTC alleged the company claimed its shoes were entirely handcrafted in the United States while, since May 2023, uppers were produced at a factory in the Dominican Republic and outsoles were sourced from Brazil. The settlement provides $75,000 in redress.
All three settlements are proposed orders that take effect when approved and signed by a federal judge; the Commission votes were 2-0, 2-0, and 1-0 with one commissioner recused. The FTC also issued closing letters to two other investigated companies that agreed to fix their U.S.-origin claims.
Related: FTC Says It Will Not Enforce COPPA Against Collecting Children's Data Solely for Age Verification
来源：美国联邦贸易委员会
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