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Chinese actress Jing Tian (景甜) has been slapped with a US$1.1 million fine for breaching the nation’s advertising law by touting candies as a weight-loss drug. Jing, who has been in Hollywood blockbusters such as The Great Wall with Matt Damon and Kong: Skull Island, has been a brand ambassador for Infinite Free, a Guangzhou-based company that claimed its fruit and vegetable candy could prevent the body from absorbing sugars, oils and fats. In the ads, which have since been pulled from e-commerce sites such as Alibaba’s Taobao and JD.com, the 33-year-old actress said that people could ...

Jing Tian has been a brand ambassador for Infinite Free, a Guangzhou-based company that claimed its fruit and vegetable candy could prevent the body f

Chinese regulators fined actress Jing Tian 7.22 million yuan (S$1.48 million) for endorsing a product that authorities said was using false advertising. The actress, who is currently starring in the Chinese fantasy science fiction television drama Rattan, was the brand ambassador for a weight management product by Infinite Free, a Guangzhou-based company in southern China that claimed fruit and vegetable...

She's slapped with the fine for breaching China's advertising law by touting candies as a weight-loss drug.

TV News - BEIJING (BLOOMBERG) - Chinese actress Jing Tian was slapped with a million-dollar fine for breaching China's advertising law by touting candies as a weight-loss drug. Jing, who has been in Hollywood blockbusters such as The Great Wall (2016) with actor Matt Damon and... Read more at www.tnp.sg