Sainsbury's 'feed your family for £50' claim rejected by ad watchdog
04 Apr 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
misleading to suggest readers could meet all their family s food needs for a week for 50 ...
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misleading to suggest readers could meet all their family s food needs for a week for 50 ...
Indian food and watching cricket or Formula One races. This led us to the brand positioning of "tastes ...
? What if the debate about nutrition changes (from sugar to food quality, for example)? What if retailers ...
children (all useful stuff when you have to sell a double-page ad in between the travel and food sections ...
owner Nutricia, the Food Standards Agency, and an independent expert who it paid to consider the claims ... compared to other foods". Secondly, it concluded that the presentation of the ad exaggerated the benefit ... prohibited it from comparing the nutritional properties of the product with any food or drink other than milk ...
new brand extensions, which stars its 'Food Creatures' characters....for the campaign is being handled by WPP's MedicaCom. Duncan McCulloch, Wrigley sales director, said: "The 'Food ...
in return for "proper food," as part of the Premier Foods' brand's focus on family meals....to be good in return for one night together, eating proper food with proper gravy. We'll do our bit if you do your bit." Mark Tyldesley, director of savoury at Premier Foods, said he was "excited by the way ...
, there are interesting parallels here between "content grazing" (or media snacking, as it used to be called) and the fast-food ... , whereas with the fast-food industry the effect was easy to see, the effects of Distraction Culture ...
on the "internet of things", like the example of a networked fridge that can order you new stocks as your food ...
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