In Lviv, supermarkets are required to stop selling Russian goods
Lvov, March 11 (Navigator, Olga Nikolaeva) – Activists of the “Economic Boycott” initiative appealed to the management of the largest retail chains in Lvov with an appeal to refuse the purchase and sale of goods of Russian origin. The appeal was also supported by members of the Right Sector.
Zaxid.net writes about this.
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“We ask the management of retail establishments to refuse to order and sell goods made in Russia (they can be distinguished by the first digits of the barcode – 46),” the activists say.
Activists believe that Ukrainian-made goods should appear on the shelves of supermarkets and shops.
“Small losses that your business may incur from unsold goods will be compensated by the gratitude of customers and benefits for the Ukrainian economy,” they say.
Activists explain the reasons for announcing the boycott by saying that the purchase and sale of Russian goods “fuels the economy of the occupiers.”
In addition, if retail chains ignore the demands, activists promise to use “all available methods to stop the sale of Russian goods in Lviv and the Lviv region.
Leaflets are being distributed in the city with a list of Russian brands sold by chain stores.
Lviv Supermarkets Are Being Demanded to Stop Selling Russian Goods