Question

Assignment 3
In advertising, there's a big difference between pushing the truth and making false claims. Many
companies have been caught for peddling mediocre products, using wild claims like
'scientifically proven' with ‘guaranteed results’. Given below are the pictures of two such
advertisements which were sued by the consumers for misleading information and cheating the
consumers.
Nutella's claim that it's made
of hazelnuts, skim milk, and "a
hint of cocoa" earned it a
lawsuit for false advertising.
Coca-Cola marketed Vitaminwater by
promising It would "boost your
Timune system" and "help fight free
radicals." When sued for making the
claim, Coke responded that they
vrere shocked that anyone thought
their drink was healthy.
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Ads that portrayed the chocolate
spread as a health food prompted a
California mom to suc-and win.
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No consumer could reasonably be
misled into thinking that
Vitaminwater is a healthy beverage.
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Find out any five such examples of advertising where companies have used false scientific
information to lure the customers and increase the sale of their products. Keep the following
points in mind:
1. Analyze the advertisement in terms of scientific information provided by the product.
2. Mention the claims made by the company and the truth in tabular form and not in a
paragraph.
3. Homework report must not exceed five A4 sheets.​

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