Asda's 'Busty Baps' Breast Cancer Awareness campaign slammed over 'poor taste'

With several items in the supermarket undergoing an October rebranding as part of the Tickled Pink campaign, Busty Baps divided opinions on social media prompting Asda to respond

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Asda's 'Busty Baps' Breast Cancer Awareness campaign slammed over 'poor taste'

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Asda's 'Busty Baps' Breast Cancer Awareness campaign slammed over 'poor taste'

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