Deceptive packaging refers to the practice of using misleading or false information on a product's packaging to misrepresent the product's contents, benefits, or features. An example of deceptive packaging is when a food product is labeled as "all-natural" or "organic," but it actually contains synthetic ingredients or harmful chemicals. Another example is when a product's packaging is designed to look larger than it actually is, giving the impression that the consumer is getting more for their money.
