[Behind the Blue Wall]

I don’t see the issue here. Presumably Muslims eat chocolate bars, so is Nestle not supposed to market to them?

[Leaning Right]

> I don’t see the issue here. Presumably Muslims eat chocolate bars, so is Nestle not supposed to market to them? <

That’s a fair point. But one has to wonder, is Nestle doing this for business reasons, or for PC reasons?

I suspect it’s the latter. Because Nestle is kosher (I looked it up). Yet I have never seen a Nestle’s ad featuring an Orthodox Jew.

[Steve_Seattle]

"I don’t see the issue here. Presumably Muslims eat chocolate bars, so is Nestle not supposed to market to them?"

I partly agree; the ad is not over-the-top, but it is obviously a form of pandering. We probably won't be seeing an ad with Shimon wearing a yarmulke, or Miryam wearing a Coptic cross.

[DesertRhino]

No... not in America. They are supposed to market to normal American kids.