A popular sanitary product brand, 'ALWAYS' manufactured by Procter & Gamble popularly known as P&G, has announced its decision to remove the feminine logo from their packaging to accommodate transgender men who use the products.
The company made the decision to remove the feminine logo from their packaging after being pressured by transgender activists.
In June, one of the popular transgender activist, Ben Saunders, reportedly contacted 'ALWAYS' on twitter, questioning why the brand used feminine logo on all their packaging.
Other transgender campaigners contacted 'ALWAYS' on twitter and made the same complaint asking why the brand was not considering transgender and non-binary people who use the items.
Since complains were made, 'Always' have agreed to remove the signs from their packaging from December 2019, with aims to have it distributed globally by February 2020.
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