French advertisers warned they must reveal if images are retouched

Published: 6-Feb-2017
Regulatory Marketing

Watchdog ARPP reminds companies that 'photographie retouchée' must be carried on images if they have been digitally altered to make a model thinner

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French advertisers warned they must reveal if images are retouched
French advertisers warned they must reveal if images are retouched

French advertising regulator Autorité française de Régulation Professionnelle de la Publicité (ARPP) has issued a reminder to advertisers that as of 1 January this year, photographic retouching of images must be

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