advertising-compliance-checker

To check CPG advertising compliance, provide structured input on ad content, product details, claim substantiation, target channels, and audience to validate it against FTC Act, FDA regulations, and NAD guidelines.

Claim substantiation is the evidence required to support express, implied, comparative, or health claims in digital advertising. You need it before publishing CPG ads to pass FTC, FDA, and NAD compliance reviews.

Yes, you can review influencer content and social media ads for dietary supplements. The compliance checker analyzes claims and disclosures to ensure CPG marketing meets federal regulations and retailer policies.

Assess compliance risks for CPG packaging copy by analyzing claims against NAD guidelines and FDA regulations. The process identifies compliance gaps and assigns risk ratings from Critical to Low with remediation guidance.

The best way to fix non-compliant health claims is to follow specific remediation guidance that revises claims and disclosures, ensuring energy drink marketing aligns with FTC, FDA, and retailer policies.

Yes, you need structured input data detailing ad content, product details, claim substantiation, target channels, and audience to accurately validate CPG marketing against retailer policies and federal regulations.