Would changing a product's name while keeping its construction require a state record update?
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Would changing a product's name while keeping its construction require a state record update?
A change to what is said about a product is handled by the party that says it, and on this site it is handled by publishing the changed page.
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A change to a name, a claim or an intended use on a finished product is assessed for that product by the party that makes and sells it, under the rules of the market it is sold in. A materials review or a wording request is arranged in writing, through [email protected] on the Contact page.
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