Scandinavian Airlines stops selling Nesquik cocoa as Nestle is blacklisted in Ukraine

Scandinavian Airlines Airlines (SAS) is removing Nestlé's Nesquik from its product range due to the company's blacklisting in Ukraine. Earlier , SAS refused to sell, among other things PepsiCo products, as well as Daim and Toblerone chocolate bars and Philadelphia cheese from food giant Mondelez. This was reported by UNN with referenceto to Politiken and TV 2 Norge.

We can confirm that we have removed Nesquik drinking chocolate from the assortment on board because Nestlé is on the list of Ukraine , the press service of SAS told TV 2 Norge.

In September, SAS announced that it would boycott the Pepsi drink, as the manufacturer PepsiCo was on the "black list" of Ukraine: the company continues to operate in Russia, and thus sponsors the aggressor country. The company also refused to sell other brands on the blacklist, including the products of the food giant Mondelez, such as chocolate bars Daim and Toblerone, and Philadelphia cheese. 

Reference

Scandinavian Airlines SAS is a SAS Airlines is a multinational airline with connections to three countries, namely Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Today, SAS is the leading carrier in the Scandinavian countries. Since 2006 Scandinavian Airlines has carried 25 million passengers, while SAS Group has carried 38.6 million passengers.

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Addendum

National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) announced in a press release on November 2, that Nestlé was included in the list of "war sponsors" of Ukraine.

Nestlé has more than employs more than 7000 people. This is a significant support for the economy of the terrorist state,

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