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Procter & Gamble UK t/a Procter and Gamble
not move as shown in the ad. Procter & Gamble UK t/a Flash said that the product was comprised
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Procter & Gamble
misleading and could be substantiated. Procter & Gamble t/a Braun said IPL devices emitted light complained of. We told Procter & Gamble t/a Braun to ensure they did not state or imply that their
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Procter & Gamble UK t/a Always
& Gamble UK t/a Always explained that traditional incontinence pads were based on traditional soft in its current form. We told Procter & Gamble t/a Always to ensure that the basis of comparison
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Procter & Gamble UK
& Gamble website www.supersavvyme.co.uk, seen on 1 November 2019, featured a web page
verifiable. 1. Procter & Gamble UK said the claim “BEST DISHWASHER TABLET ON TEST” was separate superlative claim. Procter & Gamble said that Which? was a well-known independent result the product received the Best Buy award. Procter & Gamble said consumers were fully aware of
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Procter & Gamble (Health & Beauty Care) Ltd
cold, challenged whether it was misleading and could be substantiated. Procter & Gamble (Health in its current form. We told Procter & Gamble (Health & Beauty Care) Ltd that any future
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Procter & Gamble (Health & Beauty Care) Ltd
A TV ad and website for Procter & Gamble’s Olay products Regenerist Whip and Total
offered the same level of sun protection as sunscreen. Procter & Gamble (Health & Beauty Care) Ltd
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16 Gambling
portray gambling as indispensable or as taking priority in life; for example, over family, friends or professional or educational commitments suggest gambling is a rite of passage null condone or marketing communications for gambling are socially responsible, with particular regard to the need to
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17 Gambling
null suggest that gambling can provide an escape from personal, professional or educational , horse racecourses and dog racetracks, and for non-gambling leisure facilities that incidentally refer to separate gambling facilities as part of a list of facilities on, for example, a cruise ship
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Gambling consultation: letter to the Gambling Commission
This letter to the Gambling Commission was published alongside our consultation on further tightening the rules around gambling ads' appeal to young people and other vulnerable groups.
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Gambling consultation regulatory statement
technical updates to the introductory parts of the UK Advertising Codes’ gambling sections
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Gambling consultation update
technical updates to the introductory parts of the UK Advertising Codes’ gambling sections . Proposals for tougher rules on UK gambling ads Published in October, the consultation included several gambling and lotteries ads to further limit their potential to appeal to under-18s. Revisions to the
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Gambling advertising and ‘lockdown’
The conduct of the online gambling industry, including the nature and frequency of its advertising future and a significant number face financial hardship. To some, gambling may even be seen as associated with gambling. That’s why we’re warning gambling operators to pay even more
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Gambling Guidance Regulatory Statement
CAP has published the first of two dedicated pieces of guidance on gambling advertising. It sets harms associated with problem gambling. This regulatory statement sets out the background, process , evidence and outcome of our consultation on new rules for gambling advertisers. It should be
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Gambling on your Affiliates?
Marketing materials created by affiliates need to stick to the rules, and Gambling operators can be held either wholly or jointly responsible for breaking them. Amongst other things, gambling ads
When it comes to non-broadcast affiliate marketing for gambling products, primary responsibility for observing the CAP Code remains with the Gambling operator. This means that marketing materials age-restricted products and this extends to their affiliates. Gambling advertising must not be
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CAP eLearning - Gambling advertising
The number of gambling ads has been rising year-on-year since 2007 when the sector was de-regulated as part of the Gambling Act. This has led to increased scrutiny on ads in the sector, making it online training module has been designed to provide gambling advertisers with all of the tools they
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The Gambling Commission
The Gambling Commission was set up under the Gambling Act 2005 to regulate commercial gambling in Great Britain.
The Gambling Commission was set up under the Gambling Act 2005 to regulate commercial gambling in responsible for handling gambling related ad complaints, we may refer licence holders to the Gambling of activities and products the Gambling Commission regulates includes: Bingo Betting
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Complaints about Gambling ads
As a result of the Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Act 2014 there is to be a change in the way gambling complaints are to be dealt with by the ASA.
From 1 November 2014 only gambling operators licensed by the Gambling Commission will be permitted to advertise to consumers in Great Britain or provide them with remote gambling facilities. If a gambling operator is licensed, and the ASA receives a complaint about one of their ads, then it would
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