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TINA.org found automaker engaging in deceptive made in USA marketing for 2023 X range vehicles.
TINA.org investigates individual brands as well as marketing tactics used across entire industries. Click to see TINA.org’s legal actions broken down by brand name or industry type.
TINA.org found automaker engaging in deceptive made in USA marketing for 2023 X range vehicles.
TINA.org found Colgate-Palmolive deceptively marketing its Colgate and Tom’s of Maine toothpaste tubes as “recyclable” despite not being recycled in reality.
TINA.org found hair growth supplement company using deceptive marketing tactics to sell products.
TINA.org and the UConn Rudd Center found energy drink company using multifaceted deceptive marketing campaign directed at minors.
TINA.org found meal-kit company deceptively marketing “free” meals and using ROSCA-violating autorenewal subscriptions.
TINA.org found metaverse gaming platform rife with deceptive marketing.
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TINA.org investigated marketing tactics used by the hair growth products industry and urged 25 companies to review their marketing.
TINA.org and the Rudd Center investigated marketing tactics used by the energy drink industry and urged more than 40 companies to review their marketing.
TINA.org investigated numerous car companies marketing vehicles as made in the USA when the cars are actually assembled in the U.S. using imported parts.
TINA.org investigated celebrities who promote non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on their social media channels and found that it is an area rife with deception.
TINA.org found 90% of U.S. cancer centers have used deceptive patient testimonials in their marketing materials.
TINA.org urged the FTC to formally notify all MLM companies of the law and use its penalty offense authority.
TINA.org found that 97% of DSA-member companies selling supplements have used unsubstantiated disease-treatment claims.
TINA.org found that 97% of DSA-member companies have used atypical income claims to market the business opportunity.
TINA.org found social media influencers ignored FTC warnings and continued promoting brands without proper disclosures.