Ukrnafta, a major oil producing company, has withdrawn from sale the products of Nestle, a large food manufacturer (Switzerland), in its network of automobile filling stations.
The company has said this in a statement on Facebook, Ukrainian News Agency reports.
"Despite the appeal of the Ukrainians to stop working in Russia, Nestle continues to sponsor the war in Ukraine. Well, they have made their choice. And we are making ours. From today, our shelves are freed from Nestle for a socially responsible and environmentally friendly business," the statement reads.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said that negotiations with Nestle on unethical work in Russia had not yielded any results.
Naftogaz of Ukraine owns a 50% stake plus one share in Ukrnafta, Littop Enterprises Limited owns 13.6%, Bridgemont Ventures Limited 13.6%, Bordo Management Limited 12.9%, and other shareholders 9.9%.
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