The US Senate Requires All Fur Trimmed Costumes To Be Labled.

　　 U.S. Senate In December 7, 2010, the law of fur products labelling was amended through the H.R.2480 regulation. Fur trimming garment Must attach Label 。 According to the existing fur products Labelling Act, clothing with a small or low price fur (equal to or less than 150 US dollars) is not required to be labelled. It is estimated that about 14% of the Fur Trimmed garments are exempt. H.R.2480 will repeal the exemption and the legislation will take effect 90 days later.

The regulation also includes an exemption from fur products sold by non retailers, which are exempt from the fur products Labelling Act. The characteristics of these fur products are that animal fur is obtained through trap capture or hunting; fur is negotiated in residential or handicraft market or other temporary or short-term establishments established by hunters, and the profit is not the basic income source of hunters. In addition, the regulations also require the Federal Trade Commission to re-examine the guidelines for fur product names within 90 days after the entry into force of the regulations.

Although the United States regulations prohibit the import of fur from dogs or cats, the immunity granted in the new fur products law does not apply to fur of dogs or cats, but members of Congress worry that some clothing mixed with dogs and cats fur will flow into the United States. Members of the US Congress pointed out that 96% of the fur lined jackets tested were fur containing dogs, wolves or raccoons, but no labels or misleading labels were attached.

Many states in Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts and Wisconsin have stipulated that all genuine fur and fur trimming garments sold in the state must be accompanied by the "genuine fur" label. All the garments made of artificial fur should be accompanied by "artificial fur" labels.