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    ZPP appeals for Russian and Belarussian products to be withdrawn from sale



    ZPP appeals for Russian and Belarussian products to be withdrawn from sale

     

    Renata Juszkiewicz
    President of the Management Board 
    Polish Organization of Commerce and Distribution (POHID)

     

    Dear Renata,

    Please distribute this Appeal among the members of POHID.

     

    APPEAL

    Dear Sir/Madam,

    I heartily appeal upon you to withdraw Russian and Belarussian products from sale.

    Both these countries – alas, supported by substantial citizens populations – murder people. They are ruled by war criminals.

    Not a single zloty spent by the Polish consumer should go to such criminal regimes.

    Please consider my appeal. I strongly believe in your business and wish you every success.

     

    Cezary Kaźmierczak
    President of the ZPP

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