CNN noted last week that remaining advertisers include the NFL, Walmart, State Farm, Wendy’s, Office Depot, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Economist, USAA insurance, Formula 1, and Mondelēz International
There are no easy decisions, but, like most other global food and beverage companies, we are continuing to provide food during these challenging times, focusing our operations in Russia on affordable, shelf-stable products that are daily staples for ordinary people.
Mondelēz, you’re such humanitarians continuing to profit in a country who is killing and kidnapping children in their neighboring country of Ukraine.
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This company is also on the list still of companies still doing business in Russia after the invasion.
Their corporate message about this is a total joke.
There are no easy decisions, but, like most other global food and beverage companies, we are continuing to provide food during these challenging times, focusing our operations in Russia on affordable, shelf-stable products that are daily staples for ordinary people.Mondelēz, you’re such humanitarians continuing to profit in a country who is killing and kidnapping children in their neighboring country of Ukraine.
Child seperation didn’t stop Coke or Nestlé from advertising in the US
I’m confused by your statement. Coke was one of the first companies (along with McDonalds) to leave Russia after the invasion of Ukraine.
Also, as always, Nestle sucks.