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Lidl Fined 48 Million For False 'Cheapest Grocery Chain' Advertisement in Hungary
Lidl has been fined 48 million for false advertising after claiming to be the cheapest grocery chain in its advertisements, with the company committing to be more careful in the future. The fine was issued in Hungary, where the company admitted its error and did not dispute the penalty.
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hvgHungarian1h ago
48 milliójába került a Lidlnek, hogy azt kommunikálták, ők a legolcsóbbak
A cég elismerte a hibáját, nem is vitatta a bírságot.
Read full article →telexHungarian2h ago
48 milliós bírságot kapott a Lidl, mert reklámjukban az állt, hogy ők a legolcsóbb élelmiszerlánc
A cég vállalta, hogy körültekintőbb lesz a jövőben.
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First report: telex · 5 Aug, 07:41|Full coverage: 2 · 37m|Window: 37m
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