The solution is a legislated minimum standard or quality.
I’m surprised that the original legislation did not provide this guarantee.
There’s no original legislation, there’s a specification. And the specification does have “quality” requirements. That some brands do not follow them while announcing them is illegal (to say the least, they are using the branding without permission).
Cheap knockoff usually don’t follow the law…
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