New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra has launched an investigation after a controversial caricature by cartoonist Kurt Westergaard depicting the prophet Mohammed was allegedly found among training material. The cartoon shows Mohammed, dressed in traditional Muslim garb, with his hands tied behind his back and wearing a black turban on top of his head. Emma Bennett, Kapuni operations manager, said the company "absolutely does not condone or support this type of content in any way, shape or form".
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra has launched an investigation after a controversial caricature by cartoonist Kurt Westergaard depicting the prophet Mohammed was allegedly found among training material. An anonymous individual, training at Fonterra's Kapuni site in South Taranaki, claimed the cartoon featured in a “pest and pathogens” document handed out last year. Emma Bennett, Kapuni operations manager, said the company "absolutely does not condone or support this type of content in any way, shape or form".