A national brand of yogurt advertised that its special bacterial ingredients were scientifically proven to boost the immune system. however, the company could not provide any research to support that claim. to which organization should consumers who thought the advertising for the yogurt was misleading, complain?

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Marisol Austin

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21 August, 18:55

A national brand of yogurt advertised that its special bacterial ingredients were scientifically proven to boost the immune system. however, the company could not provide any research to support that claim. to which organization should consumers who thought the advertising for the yogurt was misleading, complain?

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Caitlyn · Answer 1

In this scenario, the consumers who think that the company misled them by advertising wrong content, without providing any supporting research work, will file a complain against the company to the Federal Trade Commission. Federal Trade Commission is an American Consumer Protection company.

Federal Trade Commission make sure that no company is deceiving the consumers or making monopoly in the market to take the advantage of being the single provider of a specific product or service.

Miah Ayers · Answer 2

Answer: The consumers who thought the advertising for yogurt was misleading will complain to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was established in 1914 by the Federal Trade Commission Act. It is an independent agency whose aim is to protect consumer interests and eliminating and preventing anti-competitive business practices.

In USA, not all complaints of false advertising can be reported to the FTC. Since the product in question is a dietary supplement, it can be reported to the FTC.