Decisions Adopted at the Meeting No. 362 of the Advertisement Board
The Advertisement Board, at its 362nd meeting held on October 9, 2025, adopted significant decisions concerning advertisements and commercial practices falling within the scope of consumer protection legislation.
The Board’s evaluations at this session particularly focused on advertising practices that may mislead consumers through unclear, incomplete, or non-transparent information, especially in the communications, media, and e-commerce sectors. The Board emphasized that such practices may directly distort consumers’ economic decision-making processes and underlined the necessity for advertisers to provide clear, transparent, verifiable, and legally compliant information.
You may access our note on the decisions here.
The Board’s evaluations at this session particularly focused on advertising practices that may mislead consumers through unclear, incomplete, or non-transparent information, especially in the communications, media, and e-commerce sectors. The Board emphasized that such practices may directly distort consumers’ economic decision-making processes and underlined the necessity for advertisers to provide clear, transparent, verifiable, and legally compliant information.
You may access our note on the decisions here.