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Residents of Izhevsk told how to treat the goods of the departed brands

Residents of Izhevsk mostly calmly perceive domestic goods that resemble the products of departed foreign brands

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Residents of Izhevsk told how to treat the goods of the departed brands

Residents of Izhevsk mostly calmly perceive domestic goods that resemble the products of departed foreign brands. Many people are positive about these substitutes.

Over the past year, such products have become more often noticed on store shelves, although some believe that their number has not changed. Familiar names and packaging help to quickly find the usual replacement.

At the same time, products with intentionally similar names, logos and design cause customers to be wary. It is important for people to understand who is actually behind the production of such products.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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