Internet never fails to entertain us. From time to time, we come across content that is unique, interesting and completely entertains us. Amul is one brand that has always caught our attention with its unique content strategy. If you scroll through the social media handles of the brand, you will find that they are putting in extra effort to create posts and videos that align with the ongoing trend (in the world). Apart from this, Amul is also known to play with words. Every time, they come up with catchy taglines and names for their products. ‘Taza’ is one such wonderful example for all. The product – Amul Taza – makes for a great product name as ‘freshness’ is the first thing that comes to mind when people think of milk.
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We all have seen ‘Amul Taza’ cartons at homes and grocery stores. But have you ever looked at the back of the packaging? Recently, one person highlighted the disclaimer on the carton, leaving the internet seriously divided. The disclaimer on the ‘true nature’ of Amul Taza reads, “It is only a brand name or trade mark and does not represent its true nature”. The post was shared by the Twitter handle @DietPravda with a picture of a milk carton. To keep an eye:
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The fact that Amul Taza has this disclaimer sending me (look for #) pic.twitter.com/nkinXdGjBO— Bean 🇵🇸 (@DietPravda) March 3, 2023
The post grabbed the internet’s attention in no time, garnering nearly 42k views and hundreds of likes and comments.
“And then they wonder why we have trust issues,” read one comment. Another person said, “Referring to “fresh?” A third comment read, “Yeah lol! Don’t know why put this in the beginning.” One person also said, “Same for the original juice. Glad I stopped consuming these brands.” One comment said, “If Amul Taaza doesn’t represent the real nature, what does?”
Some people also shared disclaimers on the packaging of other products in the comments section below. To keep an eye:
You should checkout breads labeled “100% Whole Wheat”.
Basically the same thing, except that 100% is part of the product name. pic.twitter.com/meFZh6helI— Ashish (@ashishanand77) March 4, 2023
pic.twitter.com/PMqBzU07ml— Alonise (@salonism) March 3, 2023
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