Posts Tagged ‘Crisis Communications’

Where’s the Beef?

Have you heard of the beef with Taco Bell?

The fast food franchise is being sued over the beef content of their tacos. Here’s the claim:

Taco Bell Lawsuit

Taco Bell has responded:

Read more on Slaw.




Maple Leaf Apologizes on YouTube

Following a number of class-action lawsuits against them, Maple Leaf Foods issued an official apology on YouTube:

Although liability does not appear contested with this incident, the liability of saying sorry in this manner is inconsistent across Canada and requires attention by provincial legislatures.

A previous post looked at communication strategies for engaging the public and expressing sympathies.

See David Fleet’s analysis of Maple Leaf’s response, which includes the public apology principle:

  1. Use a prominent spokesperson
  2. Publicly apologize
  3. Be Proactive
  4. Fix the problem
  5. Use appropriate messaging
  6. Be consistent
  7. Be open




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