They Sold It as '100% Cotton', but It Turned Out to Be Polyester: 1 Million Lira Fine.
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It was discovered that cushion covers marketed as "100% cotton" actually stated "100% polyester" on their labels. The Ministry of Trade fined the company 1,083,706 Turkish Lira for misleading consumers.
It has been revealed that cushion covers sold online as "100% cotton" actually have "100% polyester" printed on their sewn-in labels. The Advertising Board decided to impose an administrative fine of 1,083,706 TL on the company and to halt the advertisements due to the misleading advertising.
Products advertised online as 100% cotton were found to be labeled as 100% polyester. The Ministry of Trade fined the company for misleading consumers and ordered the advertisements to be stopped.
It was discovered that cushion covers sold online as "100% cotton" actually stated "100% polyester" on their labels. The Advertising Board imposed a fine for misleading advertising.
The Ministry of Trade's Advertising Board imposed an administrative fine of 1,083,706 Turkish Lira on a company after discovering that cushion covers marketed as "100% cotton" were actually labeled as "100% polyester." The Board halted the misleading advertising and stated that inspections would continue.
The Ministry of Trade has decided to impose an administrative fine of 1,083,706 TL on a company for misleading advertising, after it was determined that cushion covers sold online under the label "100% cotton" actually stated "100% polyester."
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