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Consumer Protection Act 1987: This act relates to price and safety. Under this act it is an offence to: 1) Mislead customers 2) Mislead consumers over sale prices and exaggerate price reductions 3) Supply goods which are not reasonably safe. In 1994, this aspect of the act was strengthened by the General product Safety Regulations Why businesses may not be totally ethical: Some businesses may not be totally ethical because they want to keep their customers. They want to keep their customers so that they can earn money and make profit, and this is why they keep their business costs low. An example of not being totally ethical is; misleading customers about brands. "Some goods are produced using child labour or with poor working conditions in another country" "Gap pulls 'child labour' clothing" Fashion chain Gap has withdrawn from sale children's clothing allegedly made using forced child labour in India. A 10-year-old boy was filmed...

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