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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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The people who hate "woke" B&J will go buy a different dessert product owned by Unilever. Believing that B&J actually is "woke" instead of a calculated marketing campaign from Unilever is hilarious.
This is definitely true to a degree, but it's worth pointing out that Ben And Jerry's is ran independently from Unilever and is pretty separated in terms of the way they run their business and they have a separate "ethics board" which has the final say over what Unilever is allowed to make B&J do.
@peter @heartlessevil https://www.foodonline.com/doc/unilevers-ben-jerrys-buyout-keeps-activism-in-0001