<h1>Manufacturer's promotional claims of 'fastest' speeds, certifications, and installations raise liability and consumer protection compliance risks</h1> A manufacturer issued a press release promoting a textile printer series, claiming industry-leading speed, environmental certifications, widespread adoption, and productivity figures. Legally relevant points include potential regulatory scrutiny under advertising and consumer protection laws for comparative and superlative claims ('fastest,' 'best'), reliance on third-party certifications (GOTS, GRS) and the need to substantiate them, representations about performance and installations that could affect warranty and liability exposure, and risks from distributor or customer reliance leading to contractual or tort claims if promised output or sustainability benefits prove inaccurate. Compliance with export, safety, and intellectual property rules may also be implicated.