Unilever's natural claims under scrutiny by advertising watchdog

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 1-Aug-2019
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Britain’s advertising watchdog ruled in Unilever’s favour after consumer goods group PZ Cussons took issue with an Instagram post.

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