Bans misleading 'recycled' claims on products, helping shoppers trust labels.
This bill would stop companies from making false claims about recycled content in their products. It would set clear federal rules for what 'recycled' means and how companies can prove it, protecting consumers from misleading marketing. The Federal Trade Commission would enforce these new standards.
Today, there are no explicit federal rules for recycled content claims or a recognized method like mass balance accounting to prove them. This bill would create uniform federal standards and ban misleading claims. It would also require the Federal Trade Commission to update its guidance for businesses within one year of the bill becoming law.
HR 7502 · 119th Congress · February 11, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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