Petition for Rulemaking of Consumer Federation of America and the American Economic Liberties Project
Summary
Two consumer advocacy organizations are asking the Federal Trade Commission to create new rules to prevent large companies from engaging in unfair business practices that limit competition and harm consumers. The petition focuses on addressing anti-competitive behavior that reduces consumer choice and increases prices.
Key Points
- 1Consumer Federation of America and American Economic Liberties Project formally requested the FTC to establish stricter rules against anti-competitive business practices
- 2The petition targets large corporations that may be using unfair tactics to eliminate competition and reduce choices available to consumers
- 3The public has until January 3, 2026 to submit comments supporting or opposing this proposed rulemaking
- 4If approved, new rules could affect how major companies operate and potentially lead to lower prices and better choices for consumers
- 5The FTC will review the petition and public feedback to decide whether to move forward with creating formal regulations
Key Dates
December 3, 2025
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