STOP PRESS: ASA upholds complaint
28 Nov 2002
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint from two Safeway customers who
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all complained to the ASA and challenged whether Morrisons could support its claim that it was the only major supermarket to source and pack fruit and vegetables from British farms. The ASA and a ... -party operator. However, the ASA felt that the reinforced claims that Morrisons was the only major supermarket ...
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint from two Safeway customers who
has made a strong enough case for its rival s advertising tactic to be banned. The ASA ... on a sample weekly shop. But the ASA refused to back Asda s complaint against Safeway. It ruled ... adjusted to remain competitive. Meanwhile, Direct Line Financial Services has attacked the ASA ...
and that the offer only applied to selected lines. The ASA noted the toys featured in the ad were half price during ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint from Tesco against a Woolworths press ad which claimed 'We're up to 30% cheaper than Tesco' and listed eight confectionery, crisp and soft drink products. It ruled that it was misleading because it implied Woolworths was cheaper on all those...
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint from B Q about DIY retail rival Homebase just a week after issuing new guidance to marketers using price comparisons in their ad campaigns.
The Advertising Standards Authority has rejected 153 complaints that McDonald's claim to offer '40,312 possible combinations' in its McChoice menu, was unrealistic. It found that the menu actually offered more than 65,000 combinations.
The Advertising Standards Authority is investigating more than 100 complaints about McDonald's recent poster campaign for its 99p McChoice menu, which claims that 40,312 combinations are possible from the eight featured items. A McDonald's spokeswoman said the company used a mathematical model...
's which offered a free mobile phone to the first 7000 respondents. The ASA ruled that the mailing misled
by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) over a series of price claims. One of the complaints came from Dixons
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