Significados de confuse consumers en inglés

They say their products are safe and that mandatory labels will confuse consumers and increase costs.

Drai nickname would confuse consumers, as Burch planned to sell audiobooks and web seminars using the byname.

Luxury goods companies are protective of their trademarks, fearing that misuse will damage their reputation, confuse consumers and reduce sales.

The appeals court disagreed with the finding of the district court that eBay's ads were not likely to confuse consumers.

These companies are trying to thwart alleged counterfeiters whose products they believe will damage their reputation, confuse consumers and reduce sales.

The opponents say labeling will drive up costs for food companies, wreak havoc in the supply chain and ultimately confuse consumers.

They say their products are proven safe, and that mandatory labels will imply they are unsafe, confuse consumers and increase costs.

Coach alleged that Kmart engaged in "illegal counterfeiting and infringing" to capitalize on its own reputation and confuse consumers.

US beer enthusiasts have claimed AB InBev is trying to confuse consumers or put independent brewers out of business with low prices.

A Virginia district court had dismissed the case in 2010, finding that the sale of the keywords was not likely to confuse consumers.

It argues that condoning such terms as "vegan burger" would open a Pandora's box that would confuse consumers and harm farmers.

The section states that ads must not mislead, or be likely to mislead, deceive or confuse consumers or exploit their lack of knowledge.

His office had sent letters to Cigna, Aetna Inc. and UnitedHealth Group Inc., warning them that their physician-ranking programs were likely to confuse consumers.

They allege the film's release in US cinemas has already confused consumers.

Having too many handsets, with each named differently, confuses consumers, says Mace.

The purchasing of an ad that says Namesafe.com is deceptive and confuses consumers.