The Ukrainian Association in Finland said: “We called for a boycott of businesses that fill the Russian budget and thereby support the Russian war machine. By purchasing products from Mondelez, Nestle, Pepsi, or L’Oreal, you are inadvertently contributing to the financing of Russian aggression.”

In Oslo, activists rallied outside the shop of Norwegian chocolate brand Freia — whose owner, Mondelēz International, remains one of the largest foreign taxpayers in Russia.

This Christmas season, choose brands that aren’t complicit in Russia’s unprovoked war aggression against Ukraine.

In Stockholm, protesters and policymakers — including Karin Karlsbro and Kristoffer Tamsons — stood together, reminding Swedish firms:
“Doing business with Russia is not neutral. It’s taking a stand — on the wrong side of history.”

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