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Nutella’s answer to the question ‘are you halal? Shook social media
The famous chocolate brand Nutella was asked on Twitter: “Are your products halal?” When the Nutella account response “No, it is not halal” sparked a reaction, a new statement was made from the company and the first tweet was denied.
WALL – The social media account of Nutella, one of the best known products of the Italian company Ferrero Spa, responded to a question on Twitter.
One user asked Nutella “Is Nutella halal?” I ask. This question was answered as “No, not halal”.
Taking a step back after the reaction, Nutella apologized saying they tweeted incorrectly.
“All Nutella sold around the world is suitable for Halal consumption. More than 90% of the industrial plants that produce Nutella are currently Halal certified by a third party, and we are in the process of certifying the remaining factories. We apologize for the mistake we made in our previous tweet, ”he said.
All Nutella sold around the world is suitable for Halal consumption. Over 90% of the industrial plants that produce Nutella are already Halal certified by a third party and we are in the process of certifying the remaining plants. We apologize for the mistake made in our previous tweet.
– Nutella (@NutellaUSA) September 14, 2020
After this incident, some Turkish companies shared photos of their products on social media adding a “100% Halal” note. (NEWS CENTER)
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