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The association for consumer protection "Effectiva" has announced that it is starting a campaign to boycott individual chains, and the first on the list is "Delez".
The boycott of the "Delez" chain, which includes the "Maxi" and "Shop&Go" stores, lasts from February 24 to Sunday, March 2.
At the invitation of the "Efkitva" Association, two boycotts of trade chains were held in Serbia this year. The first lasted one day and was held on January 31, and the second lasted five days from February 10 to 14.
Before starting the boycott of individual retail chains, "Effective" conducted a survey among consumers with the idea of creating the order in which they will be boycotted. Nearly 20.000 consumer votes were received in the survey, and the majority of votes went to "Deleuze" (66,8 percent).
Next is "Mercator", whose "Idea" and "Roda" are with 20,7 percent of the votes, while the third is "Liddle" with 7,3 percent of the votes. "Univerexport" received three percent of the votes, and "DIS" received 2,2 percent.
"Effectiva" says that the boycott will take place accordingly.
Source: Today
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