Problem:
Fast Running Shoe Company manufactures athletic shoes. Fast Running advertises that its shoes toned and strengthened lower body muscles. It employed a Grammy award winning singer to provide testimonials about its top of the line shoe which it named the "Dasher". In the singer's testimonials, the singer said Fast Running Shoes were the best in the world and were made in the USA from American products. Fast Running Shoe Company makes its shoes in Texas, but its manufacturing facility is on the border between Texas and Mexico. One of Fast Running's competitors purchased a pair of Fast Running shoes and discovered that 15% of the parts of Fast Running shoes were secretly made from parts imported from Mexico.
Has Fast Running Shoe Company violated any part of the FTC rules on truth in advertising? If your answer is yes, identify how the company violated the FTC Rules. If your answer is no, identify why not.