Similar Posts

Subscribe
Notify of
19 Answers
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Noidea333
2 years ago

This is easy to answer, especially since there are already many reports on the Internet.

On the one hand, it can be due to the fact that certain own names are not allowed or already occur in some countries.

And on the other hand, the sign in the logo is more relevant and stands for its brand. But not the name.

SLOGANS.DE // The database of advertising! – SLOGANS.DE // The database of advertising!

Langnese – Wikipedia

Waldi2007
2 years ago

The word “Eskimo” refers to the people of Inuit and comes from one of the languages of North American natives. In our language, it means raw meat eater. I can well imagine that there are cultures (here mainly the Inuit) which feel this name as offensive or even racist.

Flowfehler1
2 years ago
Reply to  Waldi2007

Krass, I didn’t know. Thought these are just small males living in igloos.

Berndban
2 years ago
Reply to  Flowfehler1

Thought these are just small males living in igloos.

And that is exactly the problem of such concepts for whole groups of people. Many people and cultures are stereotyped to such an extent that they are not perceived more than individual people or groups of people, but are only reduced to such abstract ideas.

2002Nutzer
2 years ago
Reply to  Waldi2007

In our language, it means raw meat eater.

That’s not true.

https://kinder.wdr.de/tv/neuneinhalb/neuneinhalb-lexikon/e/lexikon-eskimos-100.html

Freaking0ut
2 years ago

Wow! This is an interesting listing. I wasn’t aware.

123455958
1 year ago

I think that’s just in different languages.

LG

Flowfehler1
2 years ago

Among these are various countries.. that will be the reason that it is different everywhere.

Wiesel
1 year ago

Probably for the same reason why Opel also sells its vehicles as Vauxhall.

Where I find it quite stupid that an ice maker is called “meat”.

Truemmerliese02
2 years ago

Probably out of history. I don’t know. Maybe they’ve been called before and were all taken over by Unilever?

Is the same for supermarkets (Hofer in Austria, Aldi in Germany).

DanielHenrich
1 year ago

Unilever has taken over various brands all over the world over time and kept their names. However, we consider introducing a globally uniform brand name.

woizin
2 years ago

Unilever has over time in various markets or Countries ice producers bought up and usually retain the established brand name.

Regelblutung007
1 year ago

Because the pancake has a different name everywhere.

diderot2019
2 years ago

There was an excitement with us, this name was not politically correct.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

You know that only as Langnese. Never heard of Eskimo ice cream

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago
Reply to  Nill

No thanks

Leeeeeniiiiiiii
2 years ago

I thought that was Lusso😂