28/07/2010
The advertising watchdog has ruled an ad about cruelty in abbatoirs made misleading claims, but Anna Hill hears that the group behind it stand by their evidence.
The advertising watchdog has ruled an ad about cruelty in abbatoirs made misleading claims. Anna Hill hears from the Advertising Standards Authority and the group behind the campaign, Animal Aid. They say they stand by their assertions, based on undercover filming. Anna meets a Suffolk farmer harvesting wheat and barley for well known brands of bread and beer. And, why this year hay is valuable enough to attract the eye of thieves.
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