Nivea ad banned for allegedly being misleading

Nivea ad banned for allegedly being misleading

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

08/29/2013 // West Palm Beach , Florida, US // JusticeNewsFlash // Justice News Flash // (press release)

U.K. – The U.K. Advertising Standards Authority banned an advertisement for a Nivea moisturizing cream alleging its anti-aging claims were misleading. As reported by Yahoo! Shine, the ASA independent watchdog group alleged the Nivea Vital moisturizing cream ad, which features 62-year-old model Cindy Joseph, presented claims alongside a photo that had been heavily retouched.

The packaging on the product suggests that it “reduces all major signs of mature skin [ageing].”

The ASA is quoted in the report as asserting the brand, “misleadingly exaggerated the effect that could be achieved by the product.”

The product is not for sale in U.S. stores. Nivea is owned by Beiersdorf.

This report is provided by Justice News Flash – U.K. Legal News

Media Information:

Address: 215 South Olive Suite 300 W. Palm Beach FL 33401
Phone: 866-598-1315
Url: http://justicenews.visionsmartnews.com/nivea-ad-banned-for-allegedly-being-misleading_10060.html


More to explorer

Understanding Key Factors in Accidents

Pedestrian Safety Statistics Pedestrian safety is an urgent concern worldwide, with over 1.3 million people dying in traffic accidents annually. Pedestrians account