Company responds to ‘offensive’ messaging around fringe movement
Back in May, Chapman’s Ice Cream went on Twitter to clarify its choice for give a $1 raise to unvaccinated specialists.
What’s more, presently another Canadian frozen yogurt organization is answering contention after one of its representatives’ vehicles was said to have “hostile” banners on it.
Kawartha Dairy heard protests from clients troubled to see a specialist’s SUV in the parking garage highlighting banners and decals said to help the “liberty caravan.” These were thusly eliminated by the representative.
“We comprehend the banners on one of our worker’s very own vehicles were hostile. In spite of the fact that there was no obscenity on the banners, we have addressed the representative, who has eliminated the banners from their vehicle,” tweeted the organization.
