KFC not longer allowed to use the word “eat” in Advertising
June 9, 2009
“KFC’s claim that its fried offerings have ‘that taste you’ll just love to eat’ is in direct violation of federal regulations,” acting FCC chairman Michael Copps said. “The word ‘eat’ is legally permissible only in reference to substances appropriate for human consumption. Any implication that a consumer could or should ‘enjoy’ a KFC Crispy Strip fails to meet these standards, and presents an unlawful deception to consumers.”
“Any future appeals by KFC for the public to ingest its products will be met with swift legal action,” he added.
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WOW this article is the 4th link on google news when you do a news search for KFC. Way to go