The Montenegrin Employers’ Association (CUP) stated after a roundtable discussion at the Faculty of Economics on the topic: “Boycotting Trade – Who Wins and Who Loses”…
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The boycott of retail chains is harmful, primarily to domestic producers, whose already fragile production base is at risk, as well as to the state budget,…
Large retail chains will be closely monitored by the Competition Protection Agency (CPA), and if it is determined that high prices are a result of an…
The Deputy Executive Director of Nova Pobjeda and tax advisor, Ms. Milena Golubović-Todorović, stated that the boycott of retail chains in Montenegro raises a series of…
Montenegro’s Minister of Economic Development, Nik Gjeloshaj, opposed the boycott of local companies, stating it would not improve the situation for citizens or the economy. He…
Zarija Pavićević from Alternativa Crna Gora has announced that commercial margins in the country are significantly higher than the figures presented by major supermarket chains. He…
The primary reason for the rise in food prices between 2021 and 2023 was an increase in producer and import prices. Additionally, large retailers saw margin…
The boycott of retail chains on Saturday, February 8, led to a 30.23% decrease in sales compared to Saturday, February 1. According to data from the…
Voli Company has written to agricultural producers and partners regarding recent developments and the announced boycott of their retail outlets, which they believe will cause harm…
An active poll on social media is allowing citizens to vote on which retail chain they plan to boycott for an extended period, said Nikola Bezmarević…
