Consumers Are Confused Over Companies' ESG Marketing Claims
There is a striking lack of understanding of the Environmental, social, and governance ("ESG") and sustainability-centric marketing claims.
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There is a striking lack of understanding of the Environmental, social, and governance ("ESG") and sustainability-centric marketing claims.
-The Hagstrom Report Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced today, July 1, that USDA will review the “Product of the USA” label for meat managed by the Food Safety and Inspection Service after the Federal Trade Commission voted to strengthen its enforcement of products labeled Made in the USA. “Today, the Federal Trade Commission took important steps to enhance its ability to enforce the Made in USA standard,” Vilsack said. “I congratulate the FTC on strengthening this important protection for American consumers. USDA will complement the FTC’s efforts with our own initiative ...
The International Advertising Association has released a new episode of its Privacy Download series. In this episode, Juan Agustin Otero covers the main features of Argentina's privacy landscape and...
Global chemical giant BASF SE and a U.S.-based distributor will pay a sizable fine and stop marketing two dietary fish oil supplements as clinically proven to reduce liver fat in adults and children with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), officials with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced. The FTC alleged in a two-count administrative complaint that BASF, through its North American subsidiary, retained DIEM Labs to advertise and distribute BASF’s Hepaxa and Hepaxa PD brand supplements to U.S. consumers. Advertisements agreed on by both companies included claims Hepaxa could...
What America's Richest Ski Town's Handling of COVID-19 Says About the Country Time 2/1/2021 © Courtesy of Jesse Bryant Jesse Bryant skiing at JHMR, in Jackson, Wyoming. Tucked in the shadow of the Tetons, the town of Jackson, Wy., and surrounding Teton County is home to less than 25,000 fulltime residents, but annually hosts over 2.5 million visitors. The valley’s natural beauty attracts an influx of tourists, who in turn are responsible for roughly 30% of the region’s jobs and over $1 billion in annual revenue, but this year, visitors came with an unwelcome price tag for locals: “...