Salmon Tasmania is appealing a decision by the Ad Standards Community Panel that found two of its 'Tasmanians depend on Salmon' videos breached advertising standards for misleading environmental claims. The ads featured underwater footage and statements asserting salmon pens do not create 'wastelands' of sludge.
Salmon Tasmania is appealing a decision by the Ad Standards Community Panel that found two of its 'Tasmanians depend on Salmon' videos breached advertising standards for misleading environmental claims. The ads featured underwater footage and commentary suggesting salmon pens do not create 'wastelands' of sludge.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned online posts by Enough, a company selling DNA self-swab kits to sexual assault victims, for making misleading claims about court admissibility and rape statistics. Sir Martin Narey complained the adverts exaggerated risks and offered false hope. Enough stated they respected the ruling and updated their wording.
