Always to drop female symbol from packaging to be more inclusive 00:33. Always is officially removing the Venus female symbol from the packing of its menstruation products.The announcement follows ...

Always said this week that the company will remove the female symbol from the wrappers of its menstruation and sanitary products in response to requests for inclusivity.

In a nod to transgender and nonbinary customers, Procter & Gamble said this week that it was removing the Venus symbol, which has historically been associated with womanhood and the female sex ...

Always sanitary products have announced that they will remove the feminine “Venus” symbol on their products in an effort to make them more inclusive to all customers.

According to NBC News, parent company Procter & Gamble plans to have the symbol, which typically represents the female sex, removed by February 2020. Skip to Article. Set weather.

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Activists and allies pointed out that the symbol alienated members of the transgender and non-binary communities Always announced it will be removing the Venus symbol from the packaging of their ...

The female symbol, also known as the Venus symbol, reportedly was added to Always packaging this year. P&G’s plan to remove the symbol has been criticized by some people on social media and ...

Always announced it will remove the Venus symbol from its menstruation products packaging following calls by transgender advocates, who said its parent, Procter & Gamble, was alienating trans and ...

In recognition that not all people who menstruate identify as women, Procter & Gamble’s Always brand of sanitary products will remove the “Venus” symbol — that pink circ… ...