Neal's Yard Remedies bats off complaint against Save The Bees Campaign

9-Oct-2019
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Neal's Yard Remedies has been given the nod of approval by UK advertising watchdog ASA regarding its Save The Bees Campaign.

The campaign received a complaint concerning its website, which featured a video and content communicating

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