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Friday, January 5, 2007
LONDON - Fast food chain KFC was criticized by the advertising watchdog Wednesday for misleading customers over a promotion for cheap chicken drumsticks.
The Advertising Standards Authority said posters offering a piece of "Spicy Zinger" chicken for 50 pence failed to make clear that the deal was open only to people who also bought a complete meal.
The watchdog upheld complaints from three people, saying small print explaining the promotion was not clear enough.
The watchdog upheld complaints from three people, saying small print explaining the promotion was not clear enough.
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