Which federal agency would have the authority to deal with the fact that a brand of hotdog marked "Low Fat" contains only ten percent less fat than regular hotdogs?

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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has the authority to regulate food labeling and ensure that the information provided to consumers is accurate and not misleading. In this case, if a hotdog brand is labeled as "Low Fat" but only contains 10% less fat than regular hotdogs, it would be considered misleading and the FDA would have the authority to investigate and potentially take action against the manufacturer.

Which Federal Agency Would Have the Authority to Deal with the Fact