The Serbian Consumer Protection Association "Efektiva" has called on Serbs to boycott the "Lidl" retail chain from today until March 16 in protest against high prices, especially for food, the Belgrade-based BETA agency reported.
Last week, Serbian citizens boycotted the "Mercator" chain, and the year before that, "Delhaize".
Before the start of the week-long boycotts in Serbia, a one-day boycott of the entire retail network was announced, and then a five-day boycott of the five largest retail chains in the country was organized - "Delhaize", "Mercator", "Lidl", "Univerexport" and "Dis".
Boycotts of the entire retail network and individual retail chains were first announced in Croatia in January at the call of the civic platform "Hello, Inspector". Similar actions to boycott stores were organized in other countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and the Republic of North Macedonia.