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Wednesday, 27 February 2008 |
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The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has banned an advert for Nutella spread on the grounds that it misled consumers about its nutritional benefits.
 The advert formed part of a £4m press and TV campaign for Nutella, part of an £8m brand repositioning launched in August 2007.
It claimed: “Each jar contains 52 hazelnuts, the equivalent of a glass of skimmed milk and some cocoa. Nutella releases energy slowly, so it can be part of a balanced breakfast.”
But the ASA said: “We considered that the ad misleadingly implied the spread made a more significant nutritional contribution to a balanced breakfast than was the case.”
It ordered that the ad should not be shown again in its current form.
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