Disclosure of origin of imported circular saw discs
75 F.T.C. 1122 · May 2, 1969 · Digest No. 343
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No. 343. Disclosure of origin of imported circular saw discs. In response to a request for an advisory opinion, the Commission ruled that it would not be necessary to disclose the foreign origin of imported circular steel saw discs. After importation, the manufacturer will add tungsten carbide tips to the imported discs. Domestic parts and labor represent approximately 80 percent of total production costs, with the remaining 20 percent representing the cost of the imported discs. The finished blades will be sold to cabinet shops, schools, builders, industrial concerns, and hobbyists. (File No. 6938 7107, released May 2, 1969.)