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ARTICLE · 04 NOVEMBER 2020
NAD Considers Context In Puffery Argument

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View firm profileStokely-Van Camp (or "SVC"), the makers of Gatorade, recently challenged claims made by BodyArmor about its SuperDrink and Lyte sports drinks, including banners with the following text...
United StatesMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

argued that the first sentence
- "the only sports drink" - was obvious puffery because
no reasonable consumer would believe that BodyArmor is the only
sports drink on the market. And it argued that the subsequent
sentences were truthful monadic claims about its own products.







