Requires online stores to clearly show where foreign products are made and where the seller is located.
This bill would require internet websites to clearly display the country where foreign-made products come from and the country where the seller's main business is based. This means shoppers would get more information about products they buy online. It would also set up rules for how the Federal Trade Commission would enforce these new requirements.
Today, products imported into the U.S. must have a physical label showing their country of origin, but online stores don't have a federal rule requiring them to clearly show this information or the seller's business location on their websites. If this bill passes, many online foreign-made products would need to clearly display their country of origin and the seller's main business country on the website description. This would give shoppers more transparency about what they are buying and who they are buying it from.
HR 9057 · 119th Congress · May 29, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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