L e deputy mayor of Nice announced on Twitter that he had written to volailler Praised for its latest advertising campaign to have it removed. Estrosi has not enjoyed the humorous posters that play on the slang “chicken”. Left to be behind a beautiful buzz for the brand.
volailler Rented installed in the Sarthe, can say thank you to the UMP deputy mayor of Nice. By posting on his Twitter account a message in which he explains that he wrote to the company to withdraw its latest advertising campaign as it deems derogatory for law enforcement, Christian Estrosi mainly contributed to raise awareness of such advertising not already passed unnoticed these days.
To emphasize the quality control of its products, poultry houses shall indeed stage a policeman behind the old radar, flanked by a true volatile, with “Chicken checked.” An offbeat tone that is not the taste of Estrosi who believes that this campaign helps “denigration of law enforcement.” This had the gift to annoy or amuse users:
volailler is a repeat offender because it is his third campaign of its kind. For four years, it displays fake agents of law enforcement (actually chicken farmers) in retro humorous commercials that compare to chickens.
And if the brand has attracted the ire of some police unions in the past, she won nevertheless a great success in law enforcement since many posters were commissioned until 8000 to the latest version according to the newspaper Ouest-France .For those who are not officers or gendarmes, priority for these commands “collectors”, the brand offers its Facebook page to win the famous posters for his fans.
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