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Raise your voice - Unilever's unethical marketing practices in Sri Lanka

This depicts how, the much reputed multinational giant Unilever has resorted to an utterly disgraceful unethical marketing in Sri Lanka. Unilever this time around has copied a TV commercial by a...  
 
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nipunika1979 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Is this real? OMG!!! OMG!!! This happens with multinationals also? as a marketing student what I have to say is that, these big MNCs have to strategy... they have NO HEADS to use so copying is the next best option... guys use ur head ya? Never thought that Levers is THIS stupid!!!
varunatudawe (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Just saw this while in UK. What a cheap bogus production...... as usual Unilever is attempting to 'lead' by mis-leading the masses..... to hell with wonderlight...clearly some action against this is called for...
lakmalnk (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Clearly mention that World Famous Unilever Sri Lanka higher management doesn't have Heads.

OooooNooo...poor people.....I think world financial crisis highly effected to them...

There fore how can we get assure on there products..........

Next time when u buy a product pl check both expiry date and the trade mark of "Uniliver".

Anyway who buys the " WONDERLIGHT" ...???
DilrukshiDW (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Unilever Sri Lanka had purchased the Wonderlight trademark on the 15th of February 2009. Sri Lanka has strong IP laws. In view of the purchase of the trade name "Wonderlight", Unilever is not violating IP laws. The info relating to the purchase can be found from a simple google search. Yet another reminder to ascertain the truth before being judgmental.
shivanip11 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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well well doesnt Sri Lanka have any regulatory body to monitor direct copy cats? sad sad situation
luvlife0000 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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hmmm..interesting. quit e a bold move to go out and do something like this being such a reputable company.
sindoorbhatia1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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If this was done in the developed world or EVEN in India, these people would be sued!!!!!!!
shehanmadurapperuma (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Unilever cant even seem to COPY it properly
vkannangara (1 month ago) Show Hide
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a clear example of a ''utter disgrace'' to boycott the market leader of an upcoming honest local company
sunethalwis (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Is Wonderlight brand owened by Unilever?
Can someone clarify pls?

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