Misleading Claims News

Advertisements from travel firms Thomas Cook, loveholidays, and DialAFlight have been banned for using misleading 'eco' claims such as 'Eco Resort' and 'eco-con

GMB Scotland has accused former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon of having a 'brass neck' for claiming North Sea workers are being misled, stating she 'misled and

An by Sports Direct has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) due to misleading claims about savings. The ASA found that the stated Recommend

The BJP has criticized Rahul Gandhi following a 'Jhooth Ki Goonj' fact-check report, which alleged that 29 of his 40 statements were false and 11 were misleadin

The FSSAI's campaign against misleading food labels has led companies like Mondelez and Amway to withdraw claims such as "100%" and "energy drink" and revise th

The Delhi government has instructed chemists to cease making 'exaggerated, misleading' discount claims on medicines, citing a Kerala High Court ruling and empha

The maker of Bournvita has taken action following a notice from FSSAI, which is intensifying its crackdown on misleading claims, particularly after scrutiny in

The FSSAI announced that six food companies have corrected misleading claims and trademarks following regulatory notices, indicating a successful crackdown on n

The FSSAI warned Diageo that its claim of Royal Challenge Whisky being 'matured in American oak casks' was misleading and subsequently prohibited sales of the w

Dabur has begun changing product labels after the FSSAI ordered it to stop selling items with allegedly misleading "100%" claims, including honey, coconut water

The FSSAI has banned several Dabur India products, including Dabur Honey and coconut milk, for using "100 per cent" claims, stating such labelling violates regu

India's food regulator, FSSAI, has prohibited Dabur India from selling certain food products that carried misleading "100 per cent" guarantee claims, deeming th

India's food regulator FSSAI has prohibited Dabur India from selling food products, including honey and cow ghee, that carry misleading '100 per cent' claims. D

India's food safety regulator, FSSAI, has issued notices to alcohol manufacturers regarding unauthorized flavors and misleading age claims on products, with mee