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FTC Defines Danish Modern Labeling for Furniture
The Federal Trade Commission issued a regulation restricting the use of Danish modern for American made furniture. The rule allows Danish style and Danish designed only when fully created in Denmark, while imports from other nations remain unrestricted. The piece notes skepticism about regulatory overreach and the playful suggestion of labeling pastry or dogs as Danish. It also mentions Rep Melvin Laird advocating limits on mozzarella imports to protect American cuisine.
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