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Chocolates for sale at a Migros supermarket in Switzerland. Photo: wiki commons.
Ynet – One of Switzerland’s biggest supermarket chains says it plans to tell its customers if products have come from Jewish settlement areas in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.
Migros says it wants to offer customers greater transparency because the Swiss government and the United Nations consider the settlements to be illegal under international law.
