misbranding
/ˌmɪsˈbrandɪŋ/originally and chiefly US Law
noun
The action or practice of labelling a product or commodity incorrectly, misleadingly, or dishonestly with regard to content, manufacturer, etc.
- In the United States an offence under the Food and Drugs Act, 1906..
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in New Era (Humeston, Iowa). From mis- + branding.
- Anglo-America
- Anglo-American
- Anglo-Americanism
- Anglo-Arab
- Anglo-Arabian
- Anglo-Boer
- Anglo-Boer War
- Anglo-Catholic
- Anglo-Catholicism
- Anglo-Celt
- Anglo-Celtic
- Anglocentric
- Anglocentrism
- Anglo-Danish
- Anglo-Egyptian
- Anglo-French
- Anglo-Frisian
- Anglofy
- Anglo-Gallic
- Anglo-German
- anglo-helvetium
- Anglo-Indian
- passband
- passbook
- pass box