Publix announced Wednesday that all of its Russian vodka will be gone soon. 'Publix stands with the people of Ukraine,' a Publix spokesperson said.
"Publix stands with the people of Ukraine," a Publix spokesperson said."To show our support, we have decided to remove Russian-made vodka brands from our shelves."This comes after Kroger similarly announced Tuesday that it already removed its Russian vodka last weekend. In addition, it announced it will be matching donations made to the United Nations's World Food Programme's Ukraine Emergency Fund up to $250,000. from The Kroger Co.
In the spirit of Gov. Youngkin’s call for decisive action in support of Ukraine, Virginia ABC is removing 7 Russian-sourced vodka brands from our store shelves. Russian-themed brands not produced in Russia like Stolichnaya and Smirnoff will not be removed.The movement began with local liquor stores stashing and in some cases dumping their Russian bottles earlier last week.
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