Nod for Nuckin Futs in Australia

A snack which gained notoriety for its naughty and scandalous name, ‘Nuckin Futs’, has finally got the official nod from Australia's Trades Marks Examiner. This means that the snack can be sold across the nation.

Trade marks attorney Jamie White argued that the name was certainly not offensive and is part of the common usage among Australians.

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"One would have to live an isolated existence not to come into regular contact with the use of the words f... and f.....g," Mr White said.

Even though the product has received the approval for sale, the company has to make sure that it remains out of reach for children.

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