Here are just a few examples from Europe:
- Milka | Mondelez
- Toblerone | Mondelez
- Philadelphia | Mondelez
- LU cookies | Mondelez
- Pampers | Procter & Gamble
- Ariel, Tide | Procter & Gamble
- Oral-B | Procter & Gamble
- Gillette | Procter & Gamble
- Head & Shoulders | Procter & Gamble
- Colgate| Colgate‑Palmolive Company
- Lay’s | PepsiCo
Cadbury - Kraft
San Pellegrino - Nestlé (I know, not American but Of the Devil).I completely agree with you regarding Nestlé. The fact that it is a European company does not make its practices any better. I see the behavior of the US as an opportunity to rethink my consumption habits anyway—if I am already researching which products to buy, I might as well weed out those suppliers who stand for the same unscrupulous logic: Nestlé is definitely one of them.
So thank you for the additional information.
Everytime I hear about Mondelez I remember a job interview I had there. There was a manager and 2 team members and the vibe was horrible. The team members seemed petrified and the manager was so rude. Maybe it was that specific team but I left the interview sure that I would not go to work at mondelez. I couldn’t imagine working with a team with such a vibe. It was weird!
Which country are you from? Just so we all know which one not to support when the time to pick teams comes.
I’m from Canada, but your country is already trying to annex mine. So my boycott of everything American is well fucking justified. Elbows up Canada.
Have a good day.Edit: I withdraw my wish for you to have a good day after your downvote and browsing your comment history.
your country is already trying to annex mine
It literally isn’t.🙄
And… did you read the article? It pretty clearly shows that it’s never going to happen.
Not having imperialist scum like the US in my team sounds like a fucking win to me.
