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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled in
favour of a national press advert from Compassion in World
Farming, the farm animal welfare charity after a complaint
challenged the advert as misleading.
The advert asks: “What noise does a piglet make when
its teeth are cut off without anaesthetic? Same as you”
with an image of a piglet next to the text.
The ASA upheld the advert, ruling that it was not in breach
of CAP clauses 3.1 (Substantiation) and 7.1 (Truthfulness).
Richard Brooks, director of marketing at Compassion in
World Farming, said: “We are delighted with the ASA
ruling. We knew we were in safe hands with The Good Agency
and our goal has always been simple - to stop cruel farming
practices. Our advert reflects this with a clear hard-hitting
approach to make people think about the proper treatment
of farm animals."
This advert is part of a larger campaign Compassion in
World Farming has been developing with The Good Agency including
online activity and an extensive social media programme.
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