Transgender campaigner Ben Saunders asked sanitary product brand Always why they include feminine logos in their packaging.

Transgender lobby forces sanitary towel-maker Always to ditch Venus logo from its products Sanitary towel pad maker now kowtows to transgender activists born female ...

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A leading sanitary product brand has announced its decision to remove a feminine logo from packaging, in order to be more “inclusive.” Proctor & Gamble, makers of Always brand of sanitary pad ...

The pads and tampons manufacturer has removed the Venus logo from their wrapping. The sanitary product company Always has always had a good reputation, especially for championing female ...

So now Bodyform has promised to donate 200,000 packs of sanitary products by 2020 to help thousands of women and girls get access to free period protection.

These submerged sanitary pumps are used for emptying liquid product from bins, mixers, drums, vats and large bags. The pumps are hygienic inside and out for submersing into product-holding containers.

Outraged women are now boycotting the leading brand after the decision by makers Procter & Gamble (P&G) to kowtow to trans activists who were born female and still use sanitary products.