- Unilever is experiencing significant market share decline in Indonesia due to a boycott linked to its operations in Israel.
- Sales grew weakly, dropping from 38.5% to 34.9% over the past year, with the company's quarterly sales declining 18.2%.
- The boycott has been influenced by anti-Israel sentiment, particularly prominent in Indonesia where 87% of the population identifies as Muslim.
- Local brands, often priced lower than Unilever's offerings, are capturing more market share, resulting in a shift in consumer preferences.
- Unilever is attempting to adapt by revamping its pricing strategy and distribution methods in response to changing market dynamics.
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