ASA raps The Cheeky Panda and Kit & Kin over green baby care product claims

Stuart Stone
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Watchdog upholds complaints made by Procter & Gamble UK over nappy and baby wipe product listings

The Cheeky Panda and Kit & Kin have today been rapped by the UK's advertising watchdog, over claims made about the green credentials of their baby care products. Online messaging to promote the brands'...

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