Ukrainian Mykhailo Mozhaiskyi has created a Zrada app that allows users to identify and boycott products related to the Russian economy.
“Our goal is to boycott products related to the Russian economy. There are products of Russian companies, products of companies that operate in Russia, products which are produced in Russia,” says the app's description.
In order to determine whether a specific product has ties to Russia, a user needs to scan its barcode. The application will then identify the manufacturing company associated with the barcode and proceed to examine the company's connections within the Russian economy.
Zrada application is available for iOS and Android.
Western companies continue contributing billions of tax dollars to the Kremlin, enabling Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. In 2022, global corporations — including those that have exited since the war — made over $213.9 billion in revenues through their local Russian businesses and paid $3.5 billion in profit taxes, a recent report by the Kyiv School of Economics says.
The coalition B4Ukraine reported that a majority of Western companies, 56%, remain committed to conducting business in Russia, while only 44% have exited the country.
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