Moral Rating Agency slams Western companies, including Microsoft and Nestlé, over alleged supply of products to Russia

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New research claims consumer giants are still selling products into the country.

Almost a year after Vladimir Putin launched the devastating invasion of Ukraine, Western companies’ alleged links to Russia are still under the microscope.

The agency rates companies according to five criteria: degree and speed of exit from Russia, how courageously they spoke out, as well as the impact they had on the Russian economy and the sacrifice to the company itself. Western companies Johnson & Johnson JNJ , Nestlé S.A. ADR NSRGY , Unilever Plc ADR UL , PepsiCo Inc. PEP , Procter & Gamble Co. PG , and Microsoft Corp.

In a statement provided to MarketWatch last week, Swiss food giant Nestlé said that, since the outbreak of war, the company has “drastically reduced” its portfolio in Russia. “Our remaining activities are focused on bringing essential food to the local people,” the company said. “This aligns with our purpose of ensuring the basic right to food.

Also read: Despite plenty of talk, many U.S. companies have still not fully exited Russia: Moral Rating Agency

 

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Who cares. The real hall of shame should be filled with Pfizer, Moderna, etc.

Why is it more shameful than being involved in China, Saudi Arabia, and dozens of other corrupt countries? GTFO

Good. Live Ruzzia

Russians are people just like us

Top execs at these firms have no moral compass. It’s all about the MONEY!

How about China? Or would that be everyone.

Who care about a “moral rating agency “ more woke agenda

Nestlé S.A. is a Swiss multinational food and drink processing conglomerate corporation headquartered in Vevey, Vaud, Switzerland.

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