Labelling and advertising

21 Jan 2010 | Independent and trusted CHOICE investigations into food labelling and advertising and product sustainability from CHOICE Australia.

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Advertising green code launched

03 Nov 2009 | A new voluntary code, launched by the Australian Association of National Advertisers, aims to regulate advertisers’ green claims. However, loopholes within the guidelines may undermine such efforts.

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Advertising tricks

26 Mar 2009 | In an average day – commuting to work, buying a coffee, exercising and so on – you’ll likely be exposed to as many as 5000 advertising messages.

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Advertising out of the box

06 Aug 2009 | In an average day – commuting to work, buying a coffee, exercising and so on – you’ll likely be exposed to as many as 5000 advertising messages.

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Advertising green code launched

03 Nov 2009 | A new voluntary code, launched by the Australian Association of National Advertisers, aims to regulate advertisers’ green claims. However, loopholes within the guidelines may undermine such efforts.

Advertising concerns

03 Sep 2009 | The problem is that comparing bundled packages is next to impossible, even for the pros.

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Advertising - the hard sell

11 Aug 2009 | Alcopops are very appealing to younger people, and contribute to underage and binge drinking.

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Complaint to ACCC about green beer advertising

26 Nov 2009 | From food and everyday household items to cars and plane flights, growing numbers of consumers want to make more sustainable choices. But can all 'green claims' be trusted?

Food advertising to children - who is the biggest loser

16 Sep 2009 | Current regulation does not protect children from being bombarded with ads for junk food. We want to support parents to make healthy choices for their children.

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Article

05 Nov 2009 | CHOICE made a formal complaint to the ACCC regarding advertising for Coopers beer. Coopers claims in their advertisement "Big beer. Tiny footprint."