Brands that “left” Russia because of the sanctions

[johnwicksbasement]

Stars Coffee could have been Tsarbuck's disappointed 😔

[sdwsghfn]

Okay so you’re clueless:
1. Apple never renamed, it’s always has been reStore for Moscow and iStore for smaller cities
2. Zara didn’t rename, they sold business and new owner made up a new name
3. Starbucks is the same case as Zara, only difference is that StarCoffee actually bringing profit while Maag reportedly loses a lot

[MercuriusCh]

Нее было в РФ официальных Apple Store, re:Store был официальным диллером, а теперь по серому товары ввозит. Ну а также мы получили увеличение цены, так как обход санкций не бесплатен.

Как все просто у людей, которые не думают...

[radomirratkovic]

Talking about " the sanctions" 😂😂😂😂😂 They are not leaving the gold mine!

[TricksterGoddess]

This is fake news. Yes, they sell the original products but they’re not imported there by the manufacturers. Their bans are still in place. Those places are copycat stores, not the original manufacturers. They import products from other countries like Turkey to get them into Russia but they’re way more expensive than they should be (for instance, the Apple Vision Pro is around $5K instead of $3, 5K) and they make copycat places/brands using something vaguely similar to the original brands’ names or logos in order to profit off the reputation of the real brands to attract the customers.

[tahalifedive]

Russia still has YouTube but ads are not allowed they are getting ad free YouTube without adblock

[olmostgudinaf]

Or the brands HAVE left and these are examples of Russian opportunists stepping in and selling leftover stock.

[seangwill]

What's interesting is that i bet this is all she can post about. She can't post any negativity because she'll get arrested knowing it's Russia.

[maxwillis]

In the end, it’s all about making money. We can look for manipulation and distortion of reality, but American CEOs of large consumer corporations don’t care about the lives of people dying in wars—only about profit. Money rules the world, and it will stay that way.

[brendanstar]

I love these videos you are so amazing it makes me want to travel the world know!

[AnnaTarasiuk]

And what are you trying to say with this video?
That Russian breaks the rules and forces companies to see to local entities ?

[Stalin]

I wish banks didn't actually leave Russia. How am I supposed to buy surplus goods now without me having a Serbian or Kazakh bank account???

[Arleon]

That's just funny as hell 😂 The Western media aren't even telling the truth if it doesn't comply with the orders of the politicians

[fsctoclara]

Planning to visit Russia next year for summer holiday and I hope not to find those brands we always find in the malls here. Hope to find and buy Russian products and local designers ❤

[Pain-qrgp]

Is it supposed to make us believe that the sanctions doesnt wirk or what? U should also mention how much the price of tgese products has increased because yes, international brands actually left Russia. These priducts are imported illegally which leads to price increase

[toffonardi]

Russian economy is collapsing, useless to show that in moscow you can find everything (at very high price for locals)

[ZeldaNumber]

That’s funny. Re-store is a family owned 2nd hand store in my area. The logo is incredibly similar too. They should sue 😂

[RRD]

So... change the name for people to see everyone is against Russia, create panic and distraction with a pointless war, and raise the value of weapons producers' companies on the market.
We are almost 3 years since the Russia-Ukraine war started, and this is what happened so far,
Rich get richer

[JKraus-hope]

Kursk was also rebranded to Nova ukranina

[Ulyana]

I swear everyone thinks that Russian people can be stopped by taking away all the brands. like them saying to us

“ha! You have no brands anymore”

And meanwhile Russian people -
Making fake brands


I’m Russian btw so I’m not hating:)