CN
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CN-SUP-01
The voiceover claims absolute comparative superiority over all competing products without qualification. Under Article 9(3) of the PRC Advertising Law, using absolute and unverified superlative language is strictly prohibited in commercial advertising.
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Advertising Law of the People's Republic of China (2015, amended 2021), art. 9(3): advertisements shall not use terms such as 'national level' (guojiaji), 'highest level' (zuigaoji) or 'optimal/best' (zuijia)
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78 | 00:35.1 to 00:42.1 | open |
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GL-HEALTH-01
The claim of providing 'Twice the energy' constitutes an explicit nutritional and physiological benefit claim for a food and beverage product. Under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications, nutritional and health claims must be properly supported and responsible.
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ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications
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policy
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70 | 00:35.1 to 00:42.1 | open |
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GL-MISLEAD-01
The voiceover asserts an unqualified, measurable superiority claim comparing the beverage against all competitors. Under ICC Code Art. 5, performance and comparative superiority claims require sound substantiation.
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ICC Advertising and Marketing Communications Code, art. 5 (substantiation)
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70 | 00:35.1 to 00:42.1 | open |
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