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Procter & Gamble cuts ties with sanctioned Georgian broadcaster Imedi , British media reports
georgiatoday.ge · Georgia
Procter & Gamble has reportedly severed its relationship with Imedi, a Georgian broadcaster, following sanctions. This action reflects the influence of international sanctions on business dealings.
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