Sales of most companies’ products fell to record levels during the lockdown imposed across the country due to the corona epidemic boom, with a few more companies shutting down.
Sales of most companies’ products fell to record levels during the lockdown imposed across the country due to the corona epidemic boom, with a few more companies shutting down. However, it is known that even during the epidemic, Parle recorded record sales and made headlines. During the months of March, April and May, when the lockdown took place, the number of part-time biscuits sold was higher than in the last eight decades. This is a testament to the popularity of Parlez among consumers.
However, the Parlege company has recently made an unexpected decision and is in the news once again. It is well known that the issue of fake TRP ratings is currently causing a stir across the country. Mumbai police have registered a case against several news channels for alleged irregularities for better TRP ratings. In the wake of the affair, Parley decided to stop advertising for news channels.
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To this extent, the Indian Civil Liberties Union tweeted on Sunday, “There is a perception in the parlance ownership that news channels are carrying toxic information to the public. Parley thinks the news channels that send such toxic information are in the opinion of why they should give money in the form of commercials.
That’s why they decided to stop advertising. Leading automobile company Bajaj recently took a similar decision. “More companies need to come forward to support Bajaj and Parle.” The decision received unexpected support from netizens.
Netizens praised Parlez for making a good decision. While some netizens are commenting that Zee means Genius, Great, Parley is showering praise on the company for being known for quality biscuits at affordable prices. Many netizens are of the opinion that more companies should come forward to agree with Parley’s decision.
