claim: exporters are using a federal loophole to "deceptively sell products made from cat and dog fur" to u.s. consumers.
author: hank johnson
evidence_1: exporters are using a federal loophole to "deceptively sell products made from  cat and dog fur" to u.s. consumers. — politifact georgia on wednesday, august  ...
evidence_2: exporters are using a federal loophole to "deceptively sell products made from  cat and dog fur" to u.s. consumers. — politifact georgia on wednesday, august  ...
evidence_3: moreover, the dog and cat protection act of 2000 prohibits the export, import, ...  a loophole in the labeling law, however, exempts products with a “relatively ...  dog fur is still slipping into the united states. ... consumers are denied an  opportunity to make educated choices. ... if either the manufacturer's selling price  of the.
evidence_4: may 13, 2010 ... the federal trade commission currently sets the “small quantity or ... but until  this loophole in the fur products labeling act is closed, designers, retailers, and  ... customers are still wary that dog and cat fur is slipping into the u.s. .... retailers  may sell coats made with rabbit or dog hair without identifying.
evidence_5: exporting morality with trade restrictions: the wrong path to animal rights ... (“ dcpa”) made it unlawful to import any “dog or cat fur product” into the united  states. ... to believe that the united states is devoid of dog and cat fur today is to  ... that the dog and cat protection act of 2000 is an ill-conceived federal statute  and ...