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Burmese Military Products Boycott List Updated with 33 New Entries

February 15, 2022 All News, Targeted Sanctions, Trade and Investment

Burma Campaign UK today publishes an updated version of the Boycott List of Burmese military products and brands.

The list is available here.

This Boycott List was first published in January 2020 to provide people in Burma with information they could use to avoid purchasing good and services from military companies. It was also intended to pressure governments, donors, UN agencies, aid agencies, international companies and others operating in Burma to avoid buying goods and services from military-owned companies, which they were resisting at the time.

Military-owned and controlled companies are an important source of revenue for the Burmese military. Buying goods and services from the military increases their revenue and this revenue is used to fund their operations, building their military capacity and paying for the human rights violations they commit.

Following the attempted military coup on 1st February 2021, a boycott of products by military companies was one of the first responses by the people of Burma.

Since then, recognising the role military companies play in financing human rights violations by the military, the UK, European Union, USA and Canada have imposed new sanctions on military companies.

The Boycott List is used by activists in Burma for their boycott campaigns, and by governments and companies wanting to avoid military businesses. Facebook used the Boycott List to identify military Facebook pages when taking down their pages.

“The Boycott List provides details of the products and services which help fund the Burmese military,” said Mark Farmaner, Director of Burma Campaign UK. “We encourage Embassies, UN agencies and international companies operating in Burma to use this list to ensure they are not providing funding to the military.”

New products and services added (this includes new marketing descriptions of products already on the list):

FOOD AND DRINK

Sun Full Cream Milk Powder
Naing Nan Myaing Black Coffee
Nan Myaing 2+1 Coffee
Nan Myaing Pure Arabica Coffee
Shwe Phe Oo Lemon Tea
Dagon sparkling lemon tea
Dagon non-sparkling lemon tea
Dagon White Rum
Silver Sea Fish
Silver Sea Fish Farm

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Lann Lyi Marine trucking services
Lann Lyi Marine Warehouse services
Lann Lyi Marine customs freight station service
Lann Pyi Marine multi-modal transportation services
Lann Lyi Marine logistic service

CLOTHING

MEHL Garment
Smart Fashion
Smart Gentleman Fashion
Smart
Smart.p (Smart.P)

HEALTH AND BEAUTY PRODUCTS

Dagon hand sanitizer amended to:
Dagon hand sanitizer spray
Dagon hand sanitiser gel (available in various scents)
Smart.p cloth Facemask

CONSTRUCTION

Myanmar Land and Development

TRANSPORT

Shwe Mann Thu Long Distance Transport
Myawaddy Petrol Stations
Myawaddy Patrol Distribution and Retail

MANUFACTURING

Marble Concrete Factory (Mandalay)
Need Me (MN) fire extinguishers
Need Me (NM) oxygen

ENTERTAINMENT/TOURISM

Myawady Music Band
Pwe Kauk Falls, Pyin Oo Lwin (also known as Pwekauk Falls, Pwe Kauk Resport, Pwe Gauk Falls, BE Falls, Hampshires Falls)

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