A description, advertisement, or offer of a good or service, as case may be, shall be considered deceptive if it includes a misleading statement that may lead, directly or indirectly, to creating an unreal or misleading impression on the consumer, and in particular if it deals with one or more of the following elements: 1. The nature of the good, composition, essential characteristics, the elements that make up the good, quantity, shape or appearance thereof; 2. The characteristics of the good, including its origin, nature, method of production, production date, expiration date, conditions of use, usage precautions, weight, size, quantity, measurement, agent, capacity, standard, or any other relevant criteria that shall be specified; 3. The country of origin, the country of export, or the entity producing the good; 4. Contract terms and procedures, including after-sales service, warranty, price, and type of payment; 5. Prizes, certificates or quality marks; 6. Trademarks, data, or logos; or 7. The characteristics of the good or service and the expected results from use thereof.
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