Food for thought: three top tips to make sure your food claims comply with the Ad Codes

• CAP News
• 22 July 2021

The ASA system and mental health

• ASA and CAP News
• 15 July 2021

Sunbed advertising – How to avoid a regulatory burn

• CAP News
• 15 April 2021

Vetting claims about products for animal health

• CAP News
• 15 April 2021

Spring clean your ‘allergy’ advertising

• CAP News
• 15 April 2021

Advertising and body image

• CAP News
• 11 March 2021

Evaq Ltd

• Upheld
• Website (own site)
• 30 June 2021

A website ad for facemasks was banned for misleadingly stating that the masks could kill Covid-19.

Anthony Grant t/a Resonator.uk

• Upheld
• Internet (website content), Social media (own site)
• 09 June 2021

A website and Facebook ad for an electronic bio-resonance machine was banned for stating that it was an effective alternative to vaccination against COVID-19.

JST Nutrition Ltd

• Upheld
• Social media (influencer or affiliate ad)
• 19 May 2021

Seven posts on Jodie Marsh's Instagram account, promoting a food supplement retailer, were banned for making specific health claims which were not were authorised on the GB Register and for not ensuring that the posts were obviously identifiable as ads.

Blood and Medical Services Ltd t/a Vivo Clinic Shop

• Upheld
• Internet (website content)
• 05 May 2021

A website ad for a health clinic was banned for making misleading claims about the speed at which they could provide the results for Covid-19 tests.