16 CFR Part 300 - PART 300—RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER THE WOOL PRODUCTS LABELING ACT OF 1939

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  1. Definitions (§ 300.1)
    1. § 300.1 Terms defined.
  2. Labeling (§§ 300.2 - 300.30)
    1. § 300.2 General requirement.
    2. § 300.3 Required label information.
    3. § 300.4 Registered identification numbers.
    4. § 300.5 Required label and method of affixing.
    5. § 300.6 Labels to be avoided.
    6. § 300.7 English language requirement.
    7. § 300.8 Use of fiber trademark and generic names.
    8. § 300.9 Abbreviations, ditto marks, and asterisks.
    9. § 300.10 Disclosure of information on labels.
    10. § 300.11 Improper methods of labeling.
    11. § 300.12 Labeling of pairs or products containing two or more units.
    12. § 300.13 Name or other identification required to appear on labels.
    13. § 300.14 Substitute label requirement.
    14. § 300.15 Labeling of containers or packaging of wool products.
    15. § 300.16 Ornamentation.
    16. § 300.17 Use of the term “all” or “100%.”
    17. § 300.18 Use of name of specialty fiber.
    18. § 300.19 Use of terms “mohair” and “cashmere.”
    19. § 300.20 Use of the terms “virgin” or “new.”
    20. § 300.20a Labeling of very fine wool.
    21. § 300.21 Marking of samples, swatches or specimens.
    22. § 300.22 Sectional disclosure of content.
    23. § 300.23 Linings, paddings, stiffening, trimmings and facings.
    24. § 300.24 Representations as to fiber content.
    25. § 300.25 Country where wool products are processed or manufactured.
    26. § 300.25a Country of origin in mail order advertising.
    27. § 300.26 Pile fabrics and products composed thereof.
    28. § 300.27 Wool products containing superimposed or added fibers.
    29. § 300.28 Undetermined quantities of reclaimed fibers.
    30. § 300.29 Garments or products composed of or containing miscellaneous cloth scraps.
    31. § 300.30 Deceptive labeling in general.
  3. Manufacturers' Records (§ 300.31)
    1. § 300.31 Maintenance of records.
Authority:
15 U.S.C. 68–68j.
Source:
6 FR 3426, July 15, 1941, unless otherwise noted.