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This document discusses penalties for false or deceptive advertising, including cease and desist orders, civil penalties, and corrective advertising. It notes that falsely claiming a limited time offer to deprive consumers of informed choice is prohibited. To determine if an ad is misleading, it examines the product characteristics, price, supply conditions, and advertiser qualities. Member states are responsible for allowing interested parties to take legal action against misleading ads or file complaints with administrative bodies.
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