Mondelez International, facing a widening corporate boycott in the Nordic region over its continued presence in Russia, said it had asked to meet with the Norwegian government to protect its local business. | REUTERS
Nordic companies said their decision stop selling Mondelez products was based on an announcement this year by Ukraine’s National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption to blacklist the snack maker and other groups.
Mondelez in a statement said it would seek to meet with relevant government ministries to explain its position, adding that it did not sell Russian-made products in Norway.
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