Alpro Soya Removes All Advertisements From Fox News
Alpro Soya advises that they will not only be dropping Glenn Beck, but pulling all their advertisements from the Fox News channel. Their ads had been appearing on Glenn Beck’s show airing in the United Kingdom.
This brings the total number of dropped sponsors to 98.
Alpro Soya’s statement:
Thank you for your email.
We have spoken to our media buying agency who place all of our advertising and they are aware of the situation. In fact they are in the process of pulling all advertising out of this TV channel and that includes the Alpro soya advert.
I hope this reassures you of our best intentions and hope that your confidence in Alpro soya is now fully restored. Thank you for taking the time to bring this issue to our attention.
Kindest Regards
Kimberley Scholes
Alpro Customer Care
Big thanks to the Stop Beck – UK Effort and everyone else participating in this cause. Great work all!
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about 4 years ago
I notice PSA ads on Glenn Beck, pleae call your local companies they do not know these ads are on his show. PCC foods opposite views of Beck did not know their ads were on untill i contacted them. They were shocked and will have them removed.