Consumers would get clear warnings when product sizes shrink but prices don't.
This bill would make sure you know when a product you buy has gotten smaller but its packaging looks the same. It would stop companies from secretly shrinking products without telling you, helping consumers make informed choices. The Federal Trade Commission would create and enforce rules to make this happen.
Today, companies can reduce product sizes while keeping the same packaging, often without clear notice to shoppers. If this bill becomes law, companies would have to clearly label any size reductions on the front of the package, stating both the old and new sizes, or face enforcement actions from the Federal Trade Commission.
HR 5226 · 119th Congress · September 9, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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