Oklahoma Truth in Environmental Marketing Act establishes rules for truthful environmental claims by businesses.
The Oklahoma Truth in Environmental Marketing Act aims to protect consumers from misleading environmental claims by businesses. It defines terms like "recyclable" and "person," and mandates that any environmental marketing claims be truthful, not misleading, and substantiated. Businesses must maintain documentation for five years and make it available to the Oklahoma Attorney General. The Attorney General can enforce the act, imposing penalties including injunctive relief, corrective disclosures, and restitution.
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