Vinamilk Addresses Unauthorized Use of Mr. Tho’s Image in Halloween Costumes
Vinamilk has officially released a statement on their fanpage addressing the recent use of Mr. Tho’s image—a character owned by Vinamilk—in Halloween costumes shared on social media.
The company clarified that these images were not part of any official Vinamilk campaign or authorized by the brand. After reviewing the content, Vinamilk determined that some visuals and themes were inconsistent with their brand identity.
Vinamilk’s Official Statement on Intellectual Property Rights
Vinamilk expressed gratitude for the creativity and love their customers have shown for the Mr. Tho character. However, to uphold intellectual property rights and maintain brand consistency, Vinamilk seeks collaboration in a more appropriate manner.
Vinamilk provided clear guidelines for using Mr. Tho’s image:
– Cease using Mr. Tho’s image in unlicensed content.
– Submit a formal cooperation request for any intended use of Vinamilk’s intellectual property.
– For already published content, Vinamilk invites collaboration to adjust or remove unauthorized images, ensuring respect for intellectual property and consumer rights.
Vinamilk remains open to partnerships with individuals and organizations committed to promoting positive brand values, mutual respect, and sustainable growth.
Images from the Halloween campaign by Quynh Anh Shyn, Saabirose, and Liu Grace
Following Vinamilk’s statement, model and influencer Quynh Anh Shyn, who was featured in the Halloween campaign, issued a public apology on her social media.
She acknowledged the feedback regarding the campaign and expressed her appreciation for the input. While emphasizing Halloween as a platform for artistic creativity, she admitted some images may have been perceived as inappropriate.
Quynh Anh Shyn’s Apology and Resolution
“After careful consideration with my team, I’ve decided to remove the images to prevent further misunderstandings,” she stated.
Her proactive apology and resolution have garnered widespread support from her followers.
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