Login'Skinny' Prosecco claims misled
A drinks company and its director have been fined for making misleading claims
Posted 30 September 2024 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Food and Drink|Yorkshire and the Humber
UPDATES: A company and its director have been fined for making misleading claims about Prosecco following a prosecution by West Yorkshire Trading Standards. The ‘Skinny’ Prosecco 1754 and ‘Skinny’ Rose Prosecco 1754 which were marketed by Prosecco 1754 Ltd first came...
A company and its director have been fined for making misleading claims about Prosecco following a prosecution by West Yorkshire Trading Standards.
The ‘Skinny’ Prosecco 1754 and ‘Skinny’ Rose Prosecco 1754 which were marketed by Prosecco 1754 Ltd first came to the attention of West Yorkshire Trading Standards in 2019, when samples were procured and sent for analysis.
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