Peta escapes ban over 'meat is child abuse' poster

by Joanne Payne, brandrepublic.com, 24 January 2007, 08:45AM

LONDON - Animal rights group Peta has escaped an advertising ban despite 67 complaints, including a number from the meat industry, about a poster showing a child eating a burger, with the tagline 'Feeding kids meat is child abuse'.

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