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WFA member benchmark on current practices regarding innovation funds in media and/or marketing
WFA member benchmark on crowdsourced platforms of freelancers operating in Russia
WFA member benchmark on payment solutions/cashback
WFA member benchmark on how to upskill marketing procurement teams in legal/contract management
A WFA member reaching out to the community on the use of certain datasets and the application (by agencies) of uncapped indemnities when used on platforms.
How do you take High Street to the Social Feed?
The Insight Forum met remotely on 23rd of February to discuss the ‘People Transformation’ in Insights and Analytics function, with focus on Capabilities programmes.
Overview of the Sourcing Forum held remotely on March 23, 2022.
Meeting overview and presentations from WFA’s Media Forum on the 24th of March 2022
Industry Associations from Belgium, Colombia, Kenya, Sweden and the UK recognised for outstanding marketing leadership as Brazil receives special award.
The WFA DSA/DMA Task Force met on 31 March 2022 to discuss the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA), and agree on WFA next steps.
New research indicates that 64% of Planet Pledge signatories now have ethical standards in place to guard against potential greenwashing
Dairy company, Arla, and Australian Advertiser Association sign up to WFA’s Planet Pledge taking total to 27 major multi-nationals
First-of-its-kind guidance on how brands can make sure environmental claims featured in their marketing communications are credible for both consumers and regulators
Fast food brand Chipotle makes claims about the environmental impact of its ingredients, how much food waste is diverted from landfill and how staff waste such as gloves are managed. Are such claims justified?
Bathroom tissue brand Quilted Northern makes claims on its website and on packaging about its practice of planting trees to replace those used to make its products. Were these claims credible?
Fashion brand Everlane was making claims about the recycled content in its clothes and the fact that dyes used were “safer for the environment”. The US regulator had to decide if they were credible.
Even the brand name of CalciTrio Naturell food supplement came under scrutiny when Hungary’s regulator looked at its TV and print messages. The results are here.
Inga’s social media ads for its reusable paper towel products included a claim that it is a “zero waste” solution and "really good for the planet". Did the regulator believe it?
EasyJet’s claim in a French press ad that it doesn’t “teach lessons, we offset our emissions" and "From 2019 we are offsetting our carbon emissions from the fuel used on all our flights by supporting environmental projects” attracted a complaint. Find out if the message was in line with the country’s advertising standards here.
A visual in an ad for coffee brand Lavazza attracted a complaint to the Jury for Advertising Ethics as it appeared to suggest that drinking the brand would aid planet protection. Their verdict is here.
Rock Gas Wellington’s Facebook post states that "LPG is a fantastic fuel for heating and cooking and offers lower carbon emissions than other energy options.” The ASA had to assess whether this was true, what did they decide?