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The ASA upheld complaints against two advertisers over unsubstantiated reference prices, a misleadingly presented bundle discounts and countdown clocks that falsely implied offers were about to end.
The ASA has upheld complaints against a hair styling tool brand over fake endorsements and testimonials and misattributed influencer content.
A claim that consumers could eliminate the environmental impact of a specific flight by purchasing a voluntary carbon offsetting package was found to be unsubstantiated.
The EU’s EmpCo Directive, which applies from 27 September 2026, bans a wide range of greenwashing practices and introduces mandatory point-of-sale information obligations for traders selling to consumers in the EU.
CAP has published a new guide and a checklist and updated its environmental claims guidance to help advertisers make compliant and substantiated green claims.
The ASA has found that Motorpoint’s ad claiming that consumers could save “up to £17,000” on nearly new used cars did not accurately represent the true nature of the sale and was misleading.