SlimFast ‘Clinically Proven’ Claim Based On Discontinued Products, NAD Review Finds
Executive Summary
Glanbia subsidiary marketing SlimFast plans to appeal National Advertising Division decision, following a challenge by Atkins marketer Simply Good, finding a “clinically proven” packaging claim based on evidence from discontinued products isn’t substantiated.
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