Home> News> Food & DrinkPublished 04:22 23 Aug 2023 GMT+1Krispy Kreme apologizes after accidentally showing racial slur in new ad campaignANZ Marketing Director Olivia Sutherland has issued an apology on behalf of the company. Charisa BossinakisFeatured Image Credit: Krispy Kreme. Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesTopics: News, Food and Drink, RacismCharisa Bossinakis
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