On-line marketing [197] – [198]
On-line marketing [197] – [198]
“197. Extracts from the Nakd website included the following product descriptions:
(1) Cocoa Orange: ‘the collision of sweet zesty orange and rich cocoa makes for an incredible and indulgent taste…a yummy combination of fruit and nuts, gently smoothed together into a handy bar shaped snack’. Under the heading ‘want guilt-free chocolateness’, purchasers are offered ‘a few weeks of happy snacking’.
(2) Cashew Cookie: ‘a snack that is simple and wholesome…stock up on these yummy bars today’ and ‘the ultimate healthy cookie snack you can eat anytime anywhere’.
(3) Bakewell Tart: ‘a healthy on the go snack bar’.
(4) Blueberry Muffin: ‘the perfect treat to indulge in when you’re looking for something a little sweet and easy to eat, not to mention super healthy as it counts as one of your five a day’.
(5) Berry Delight: ‘Give them a try next time you are looking for something to pop in your lunchbox’; ‘for grabbing on the run” and “super healthy snacks for people who get peckish between meals’.
198. Extracts from the Morrison’s website included the following comments:
(1) Cocoa Orange: ‘the perfect alternative to chocolate’.
(2) Banana Bread: ‘bursting with awesome oats that will keep you going from breakfast to snack time…we want everyone to have the best start to their day’.
(3) Berry Bliss: ‘all that scrummy goodness in only 99 calories’.”
- Heading
- Introduction
- Procedural background
- Legislation
- Meaning of confectionery
- Approach to classification
- Organix bars Ingredients and Process [111] – [115]
- The market and the marketing [116] – [121]
- The Packaging [122] – [126]
- The Purchasers [131]
- Nakd bars Ingredients and Processing [186] to [191]
- Packaging [192] – [194]
- Positioning in store [195] – [196]
- On-line marketing [197] – [198]
- Purchasers [201] – [202]
- Additional findings of fact
- Conclusions
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