Ben & Jerry’s owner slammed for doing business in Russia in wake of July 4 ‘indigenous’ tweet

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The Vermont-based ice cream maker, a subsidiary of Unilever, caused a stir over the holiday weekend.

The Vermont-based ice cream maker, a subsidiary of Unilever, caused a stir over the holiday weekend when it tweeted: “The United States was founded on stolen indigenous land. This Fourth of July, let’s commit to returning it.”

The UK-based Moral Rating Agency blasted Unilever, accusing the company of helping Russian President Vladimir Putin invade Ukraine. Unilever, the Anglo-Dutch multinational that owns Ben & Jerry’s, continues to do business in Russia, drawing the ire of supporters of Ukraine.Ben & Jerry’s was slammed this week for a July 4th tweet criticizing the United States.

“Unilever is contributing hundreds of millions in tax revenues to a state which is killing civilians and funding a mercenary group about to be designated a terrorist organization in the UK,” a USP spokesperson said.

 

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