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While it has been against the law to sell products made from dog or cat fur in the U.S. since 2000, it is still commonly found on department store shelves partially because of a legal loophole that exempts garments with less than $150 worth of fur from having to list the name of the species and other pertinent information on clothing labels. H.B. 216 is a bill being considered by the Delaware legislature that would require all fur products sold in the state, regardless of value, to be accurately labeled. Please "Take Action" to encourage your legislators to support this important consumer and animal protection bill.
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