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Commercial law update: key UK and EU developments in advertising, consumer protection, contracts, IP, e-commerce, goods and shipping, week of 14 November 2024

Published on: 14 November 2024

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Advertising, marketing and sponsorship

ASA rulings—13 November 2024

The Advertising Standards Authority examined two paid Google adverts for Cult Wines, a wine investment firm, seen in June 2024. It queried whether the adverts were misleading because they did not set out investment risks and failed to state that previous performance may not predict future outcomes. The complaints were upheld. See: LNB News 13/11/2024 75.

Consumer protection

CMA launches project on dynamic pricing across economic sectors

On 13 November 2024, the Competition and Markets Authority opened a project to scrutinise the use of dynamic pricing across a range of sectors. Previously flagged in correspondence with the Business and Culture Secretaries, the work will seek input from businesses—particularly in travel and leisure—alongside consumer groups and other regulators. It will review differing pricing scenarios, assess benefits for firms and consumers, and consider potential risks to consumers and competition...

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