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Uniqlo en adidas op de vingers getikt om misleidende reclames
De Britse reclamewaakhond ASA heeft advertenties van adidas, Calvin Klein en Uniqlo verboden omdat zij consumenten mogelijk hebben misleid met claims over "gerecyclede" kleding en schoenen.
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independent.co.uk
Calvin Klein, Adidas and Uniqlo ads banned for misleading ‘recycled’ claims
The Advertising Standards Authority found all three retailers used the term ‘recycled’ but did not provide any information explaining the claim.
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cityam.com
Adidas, Calvin Klein and Uniqlo ads banned over greenwashing
Fashion giants Adidas, Calvin Klein and Uniqlo have been rapped as part of a major probe into corporate greenwashing in adverts.
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theguardian.com
Adidas, Uniqlo and Calvin Klein ads in UK banned over ‘recycled’ clothing claims
UK regulator has increased its scrutiny of fashion retailers over potentially misleading environmental statements
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newsbytesapp.com
Why UK has banned some Calvin Klein, Adidas ads
UK watchdog bans ads from Adidas, Uniqlo, and Calvin Klein after brands fail to substantiate claims about recycled clothing and footwear in their environmental marketing.
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nu.nl
Uniqlo en adidas op de vingers getikt om misleidende reclames
De Britse reclamewaakhond ASA heeft advertenties van adidas, Calvin Klein en Uniqlo verboden omdat zij consumenten mogelijk hebben misleid met claims over "gerecyclede" kleding en…
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Uniqlo en adidas op de vingers getikt vanwege misleidende reclames
De Britse reclamewaakhond ASA heeft advertenties van adidas, Calvin Klein en Uniqlo verboden omdat zij consumenten mogelijk hebben misleid met claims over gerecyclede kleding en…
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Major fashion ads banned in UK over misleading ‘recycled’ claims
The Advertising Standards Authority ordered that the three brands withdraw the offending adverts
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albawaba.net
Adidas and Calvin Klein ads banned in UK for misleading messages | Al Bawaba
ALBAWABA - UK regulators are tightening restrictions on major brands for misleading environmental statements in their advertising.The decision comes aft