General Mills shocked social media last week after an update to its legal policy was interpreted as preventing customers from suing the company if they like any of its brands on Facebook. Now, the food company is reversing the change to its legal policy in response to the controversy.
"Those terms – and our intentions – were widely misread, causing concern among consumers," Kirstie Foster, General Mills’ director of external communications, wrote in a statement online. "So we’ve listened – and we’re changing them back to what they were before." Sydney Morning Herald – Read more…
"Those terms – and our intentions – were widely misread, causing concern among consumers," Kirstie Foster, General Mills’ director of external communications, wrote in a statement online. "So we’ve listened – and we’re changing them back to what they were before." Sydney Morning Herald – Read more…