MALAYSIA: Retailers label Dutch products in protest
By: just-food.com | 1 April 2008
Malaysian supermarkets have marked Dutch products with red labels in order to give consumers the option to boycott companies from the Netherlands.
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Malaysian supermarkets have marked Dutch products with red labels in order to give consumers the option to boycott companies from the Netherlands.
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